In this issue - #103 September 28, 2007

  1. How To Ensure Your Estate Goes To Your Family...not Revenue Canada (ccra) 
  2. British Columbia's New Securities Transfer Act: Its Impact On Secured Lenders 
  3. Hiring Foreign Workers Getting A Whole Lot Faster 
  4. What Is Employee Web Surfing Costing Your Company? 
  5. H.r. Practices For Small Business Owners  
  6. The Link Between Profits And Employee Commitment  
  7. When Will You Be An Employer Of Choice?  
  8. The O.j. Simpson Sideshow Is Back 
  9. Pitfalls Of Joint Ownership 
  10. Burning Digital Movies Onto Dvd 
  11. Canadian Court Orders Ebay To Disclose Power Sellers To Taxman 
  12. Financing Service Exports 
  13. Man Arrested For Refusing To Show Drivers License When Not Driving 

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1. How To Ensure Your Estate Goes To Your Family...not Revenue Canada (ccra)

If you are planning to retire within the next 10 years or
have just recently retired, there are 4 essential strategies
our team of experts want to share with you.

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2. British Columbia's New Securities Transfer Act: Its Impact On Secured Lenders

Lenders who rely on security instruments (including such instruments as share certificates, commercial paper and money market accounts) as loan collateral must consider the effects of recent amendments to the Personal Property Security Act (“PPSA”), or risk impairing their priority position over such assets.

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3. Hiring Foreign Workers Getting A Whole Lot Faster

The federal and provincial governments have announced significant changes to the temporary foreign workers program, aimed at streamlining the process for employers.

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4. What Is Employee Web Surfing Costing Your Company?

In a recent Salary.com and AOL survey, the impact on employers of their employees spending time was estimated.  The results (which pertain specifically to the United States) are nothing less than shocking

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5. H.r. Practices For Small Business Owners

H.R., also known as Human Resources or Human Resources Management is the activity of managing current and future staff. HR is often referred to as the dreaded function that deals with the “touchy feely” people stuff.

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6. The Link Between Profits And Employee Commitment

Having celebrated Labour Day recently with parades and picnics, it is relevant, and productive, to consider what your company is doing to keep employees committed to their work.

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7. When Will You Be An Employer Of Choice?

Do current and prospective employees covet being a part of your team?

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8. The O.j. Simpson Sideshow Is Back

A man in a chicken suit. A Nicole Brown Simpson look-alike. A judge with a goatee and a long ponytail.

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9. Pitfalls Of Joint Ownership - by Theresa Arsenault, Q.C.

Probate fees of 1.4% of the gross value of assets located within British Columbia and passing through an estate in British Columbia are payable to the BC government at the time an estate is probated.

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10. Burning Digital Movies Onto Dvd

Consumers are one step closer to burning digital movies onto DVD.

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11. Canadian Court Orders Ebay To Disclose Power Sellers To Taxman

The Canada Revenue Agency has won a Federal Court order requiring eBay Canada Ltd. to turn over the names,
addresses, phone numbers and e-mail addresses of all high-volume sellers on the popular website.

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12. Financing Service Exports

Service exports often appear more complex than product exports to potential partners, such as banks or other investors.

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13. Man Arrested For Refusing To Show Drivers License When Not Driving

An interesting story about a man arrested for refusing to show a drivers license to an officer when not driving (and he was the one that called the police)

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