Canada:
Tax Changes Will Affect Only New Stock Options: Finance Minister Morneau
27 November 2015
Stikeman Elliott LLP
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Many of our readers will be interested in a
post on our M&A law blog about Finance
Minister Bill Morneau's announcement today regarding the
taxation of stock options. Minister Morneau publicly
announced that any changes that the Canadian government makes with
respect to the tax treatment of stock options will grandfather
existing options. For further information, please see our
M&A law blog.
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