Bare trusts, or "naked trusts", grant the beneficiary, as long as they are over the age of 18, the absolute right to capital, assets, and income within the trust. Bare trusts offer tax advantages to individuals who set up the trust while beneficiaries are taxed at prevailing rates or may...
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the basis on which many trusts did not file a trust tax return. If a trust has no tax payable in a given year, it is not required to file a return. Thus, if a trust has no income in a year, the general position was that it was not required to file...
Recent changes to the Canadian Income Tax Act have resulted in the concept of bare trusts coming under discussion. In this article, Joel Nitikman, K.C. explores the history, definition and details of the concept of a bare trust and concludes that a trustee may have significant powers and ...
A bare trust is a type of trust fund in which the beneficiary has the right to draw on both the capital and on any income that the...
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