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Income trusts: Facing the new realities and getting on with business
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Income trusts: Facing the new realities

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In fall 2006, the federal government announced its intention to tax publicly traded trusts and partnerships like corporations. The announcement had an immediate impact on the sector, creating uncertainty for trusts, giving rise to takeover speculation, and fuelling merger and acquisition activity. Although income trusts have four years before the new tax takes effect, many are awaiting further clarification of the rules before determining their strategic response.  In the midst of this uncertainty, there is a risk that some trusts might be prematurely sold.

In this Deloitte Canada Insights podcast, Andrew W. Dunn and Brent Houlden, co-leaders of Deloitte's Trusts and Partnerships practice, share their observations about the current state of the trust sector. Learn about the impact of the proposed legislation and gain insight into the prevailing market trends. Discover the key strategic options, and learn what trust executives can do to get on with business.

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