MNP’s Annual South Island Lawyers Seminar 2025 

MNP is excited to host you for an exclusive seminar on Wednesday, February 19th. 

This year’s seminar will navigate the complexities of today’s tax landscape, offering insights to help you and your clients stay compliant and prepared. From the evolving CRA audit environment to legislative changes reshaping tax filing requirements, we’ll address key updates that impact your practice. We’ll also explore the ripple effects of upcoming changes to capital gains inclusion rates and highlight essential estate planning strategies. Additionally, we will touch on when a formal business valuation could be a critical tool for supporting transactions and reorganizations.

We look forward to presenting valuable strategies and solutions tailored to your needs. A grazing menu and refreshments will be provided.

Reserve your spot today as spaces are limited!

This is a Continuous Professional Development Accredited Educational Activity with the Law Society of B.C. (3.15 credits will be earned).  

If you have any questions or trouble registering, contact Abbie Vomacka at abbie.vomacka@mnp.ca.

Our presentations

Session #1: Current Issues and Updates

Stay informed about the latest tax filing requirements and compliance considerations stemming from recent legislative changes. Discover how these updates impact you and your clients.

Session #2: Estate Planning and Death of a Taxpayer

With changes to capital gains inclusion rates effective June 2024, it’s time to revisit previous estate plans. Explore key estate planning considerations, both pre-and post-mortem, and navigate the reporting requirements that arise when a taxpayer passes away.

Session #3: Current CRA Environment and Tax Controversy

With ongoing legislative changes and an increase in CRA audits, understanding tax controversy is more critical than ever. Learn how these challenges can affect you and your clients and how to navigate them effectively.

Session #4: Valuations

In today’s complex tax environment, knowing when to recommend a formal business valuation is essential. Discover how valuations can support transactions, events, or reorganizations.