Scope of s. 248(25)(a) (p. 28:9)
A person or partnership may be beneficially interested in a particular trust without being directly beneficially...
Potentially redundant effect of s. 248(25)(b)(ii) (pp. 28:9-10)
Paragraph 248(25)(b) substantively extends the concept of being beneficially...
Proprep contrary to presumption of consistent expression (pp. 28:11-12, 13)
Pursuant to the presumption of consistent expression, the expanded...
Example of 2 trusts sharing a majority-interest beneficiary who are not affiliated (p. 28:18)
… Canco, a corporation, is a majority interest...
Inclusion in “majority-interest beneficiary” of affiliated persons who are not beneficiaries (p. 28:20)
[T]he definition does not appear to...
Two alternative interpretations of s. 251.1(4)(d)(i) (pp. 28:22-23)
[I]f under the terms of the trust the income that a beneficiary may receive...
Determination of whether beneficiaries constitute a “group” (pp. 28:33-34)
We suggest that the above case-law principles should be applied to...
Example of issue of whether s. 104(1) embodies a trust in its trustee for related person purposes (pp. 28:40-41)
The interpretive issue is whether...
Whether s. 251(5)(b)(i) deems a beneficiary to own shares held by the trust (pp. 28:48-49)
An interpretive issue in the trust context is whether...
Uncertainties re scope of ss. 256(1.2)(f)(ii), (iii) and (iv) (pp. 28:62-63)
Subparagraph 256(1.2)(f)(iii) applies when a beneficiary's share of...
CRA application of s. 251(1)(b) (p. 28:52)
The CRA considered the application of paragraph 251(1)(b) to a situation in which a person was a...