As the saying goes: failing to plan is planning to fail. Passing the baton and transitioning within or outside the family is something owners should pay careful consideration to and give themselves enough time to plan. There are a multitude of factors to consider including: tax, managerial changes, transfer of ownership, will, and other financial implications. Add emotions to it, and it can get a few layers more complex. In this course, speakers from Dentons Canada will guide you through case studies and explore legal and non-legal issues in business succession planning based on fictional family insurance brokerage scenarios.

Objectives:

• Determine the tax, corporate, and estate legal “must haves” for successful succession planning.
• Define the general timeline of the succession planning process including milestones.
• Differentiate how intergenerational and third-party sales work.
• Describe how to avoid common traps and mistakes in succession planning.

Recommended for: Management and Owners

Details:

$120 + $60 for each additional participant
Date: February 15th
Time: 12:00 – 1:30 PM
Location: The comfort of your own home or office
Accreditation Hours: 1.5 Management Hours
Facilitators: DENTONS: Mike Harris – Partner, Tax, Matthew Literovich – Senior Associate, Dentons Corporate Group, Blair Botsford – Partner, Trusts, Estates, and Wealth Preservation