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Post by John_molson2003;2948292
It should be OK if there is a waive clause in a buy-sell contract. This is what I was taught by a professor in the income taxation class, and this is the practice I do for my client during the regular buy-sell transaction involving shares. However, as I am an accountant, not a lawyer, you are better to discuss this with some Chinese lawyers. However, they may charge your more than $100 for this kind of question unless they prepare the transaction for you. :cool::cool::cool:
Hi John,
You rise a good point!
But you also need to consider this: If a waive clause can avoid the punishment of tax evasion, then those owners can just sell their company shares to a friend or somebody to avoid all the punishment, which I don't think CRA will let this to happen.
From what I understand, CRA will always go after the company, no matter who owns the share of the company. Of course, you can always argue with CRA that you are new shareholder, and bring everything to court, you have chance to win, but, this will cost you a fortune and lots of energy.
So you have to think about it, if this is worthy it?
It's good to start a discuss with you! |
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