Corporations and life insurance policies
Tax consequences of transferring a policy out of a corporation
Tax consequences of transferring a policy out of a corporation
Exempt life insurance enjoys many tax benefits. The death benefit under an exempt policy is tax-free.
Some notable tax insights that could have widespread influence on Canadian taxpayers’ 2020 returns.
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The Canadian demographic landscape is shifting as more Canadians (i.e., baby boomers) approach or navigate their way through retirement.
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Many insurance advisors are familiar with the taxation of life insurance products. But living benefits products – critical illness and disability insurance – may be less familiar.
The Income Tax Act defines many types of investment entities or structures for tax purposes, including mutual fund trusts (MFTs), mutual fund corporations (MFCs) and segregated fund contracts. A noticeable omission is the exchange‑traded fund (ETF). But this does not mean that an ETF is a tax‑free entity.
If you are looking for additional retirement income flexibility, making full use of the maximum withdrawal limits can allow you to unlock some of these locked-in funds without losing the benefit of tax-sheltered investment growth.