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Alternatives for purposeful stewardship and wealth planning in Canada
Abstract There has been a global shift in client demands from tax-focused transactional planning to planning which accommodates using family wealth to address social and community purposes. These purposes may not be limited to charitable purposes or restricted to a geographic region. Stewardship structures are being used in new ways, and new structures are being introduced to accommodate these client needs. The author discusses the Canadian landscape and how Canadian laws may accommodate (or not) such stewardship models.1
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