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Topic:
Tips and Traps for Charitable Giving on Death
This is a joint meeting with the Canadian Association of Gift Planners.
Speaker:
HAYLEY MASCHEK is an associate with KPMG Law LLP, practising in affiliation with KPMG EnterpriseTM in Vancouver. In that capacity, Hayley’s practice focuses on working with charitable and not-for-profit clients, assisting with tax compliance and planning, including maintenance of tax-exempt status and structuring planned gifts. Hayley also works with privately owned businesses, assisting clients with trust and estate planning and tax-efficient charitable gifting. Hayley is a practising member of the Law Society of British Columbia. She is also a member of the Canadian Tax Foundation and the Canadian Bar Association.
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Tips and Traps for Charitable Giving on Death
- November 28, 2017
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4th Floor, Law Courts Bldg.
800 Smithe Street
Vancouver, British Columbia
Canada
V6Z 2E1
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