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STRATEGIC INTELLIGENCE FOR ADVISORS
BY MELISSA SHIN
Undo interest deductibility mistakes
P.12-19
INVESTMENTS
We walk through three taxing scenarios
three conditions:
Scenario 1
1. It’s required to be paid or
payable in that tax year;
2. It’s a reasonable amount;
and
3. The borrowed money was
What your client did: Amrita’s
decided to buy a new home,
but wants to keep her current,
mortgage-free home to rent out.
She re-mortgages her paid-off
Invest within your
circle of competence; You’re retired! Now what?;
Get ready for rising rates
P.20 RISK
MANAGEMENT
A third dimension
of risk
P.20-24 TAX
G
Tax rules for joint
ventures; Nonspouse beneficiaries of registered plans; The
complicated landscape of U.S.
estate tax
IN
WARN
JUST AS ONE BAD APPLE CAN CAUSE THE
WHOLE BARREL TO ROT, ONE MISTAKE CAN
TAINT THE INTEREST DEDUCTIBILITY OF AN
ENTIRE INVESTMENT LOAN.
home to buy her new home, and
thinks she can deduct the interest
because the old home’s now an
investment property.
She’s wrong. The mortgage proceeds are going toward her new
principal residence, not her rental
property, and “what’s relevant is the
direct use of the borrowed funds,”
says Keith Vincent, an accountant
How to fix it: Amrita should have
borrowed funds to pay for the
rental property—her first home.
But she wants to unlock its 3
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INTERVIEWED BY SUZANNE SHARMA
Help a difficult, elderly client
How to create a succession and estate plan before it’s too late
Wire and cable magnate Morris
Lewis* has a plethora of business succession and estate
planning issues. We spoke
with three experts to determine the best solutions for
his legacy.
The situation
the hospital where she died.
Lewis sent all four of his chilHis lawyer is aware of the
dren to Ivy League schools in
donations because he courithe U.S. and doesn’t believe SHARMA ered the cash personally.
He still owns Pickering, Ont.it did any good.
He’s 87 and was pre-deceased by based Lewis Cable, but turned
his wife Ella three years ago. She the firm over to professional
died from complications following management 10 years ago. He’s
a stroke and, for two years after her so far refused all buyout offers
passing, Lewis made four $125,000 based on his personal valuation
donations to the Heart and Stroke of the company at $45 million.
foundation before becoming disen- Offers have ranged from $25 milchanted with fundraising calls. He lion to $31 million, and all offerthen had his number changed and ing memoranda have pointed to
unlisted, and has since made annual the distressed state of the factory
$100,000 anonymous donations to and its equipment (the last major
upgrade was the addition of two
new production lines in 1979), as
well as the presence of industrial
contaminants, including lead, PCBs
and various petrochemicals, on his
plant site and adjoining real estate
that the company owns.
The most recent, and still active,
offer is for $29 million and comes
from current company managers.
The offer pays out over five years
and Lewis is considering it largely
because it includes outlines for
funding to upgrade the business
and improve its competitive edge.
While Lewis questions whether
he’ll live long enough to take the
total payout, he has begun to recognize the premises are distressed
and likes the idea of ownership
remaining in Canadian hands.
He lives in a 25-room mansion
on which no meaningful maintenance has been performed since
1992. The home sits on eight 4
▼
3 EXPERTS:
P.26 TAX
TREATMENT
with MNP in Surrey, B.C. “Just
because your mortgage is secured
by your rental property doesn’t
mean the interest is going to be
deductible for tax purposes.”
▼
NEWS If your client wants
used for “accepted
purposes”—i.e., to earn
to borrow to invest, you’ve
income from a business
likely told her the good news:
SHIN
or property. The direct
she can probably deduct the
interest on the loan. You’ve also use matters.
warned her the investment could
fail to return enough to repay the
The third condition tends to be
loan. And if she’s considering a most difficult to meet because the
mortgage, you’ve told her she moment loan money’s used for anycould lose her house if things go thing other than earning income,
south. But have you also explained the interest on that portion is no
she could make at least part of the longer deductible. Here are three
loan interest non-deductible with common ways clients may taint
their loans (and how to handle it
just one transaction?
Here’s why. CRA permits cli- if they do).
ents to deduct interest costs of an
+
investment loan as long as it meets
P.1-11 NEWS
How to undo interest deductibility mistakes; Three experts:
Help a difficult, elderly client;
Compliance roundup; The pros
and cons of foreign dividends;
Canada warms up to goalsbased investing
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for 2014
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last year, but 2014 marks the first
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Susan Silma, a Toronto-based
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40kb or less
Standard unit sizes in inches; width x height
NEWSLETTER ADVERTISING SPECIFICATIONS
FREQUENCY
DIMENSION (px)
SIZE
Leaderboard
728 x 90
40kb or less
Big Box
300 x 250
MORE ONLINE
40kb or less
Standard unit sizes in inches; width x height
File Types
GIF, JPG, Flash SWFs, Third-Party Ad Tags
All online material to be supplied to BPPG Creative: bppgcreative@rci.rogers.com
Late Creative
All material must be submitted a minimum of 5 business days prior to campaign start date. Late material will result in a
delayed campaign start date with full campaign being charged to advertiser.
›› Detailed reporting will be provided every month.
›› Full specifications are available upon request.
›› Rates are based on run of site and placement in available ad sizes; a premium will apply to specific ad placement.
›› Accounts are payable at the office of publication in Canadian funds or their equivalent at the prevailing rate of
exchange at the time of booking.
›› All online media ad creative adheres to IAB Canada Standards.
›› Reports are generated by DART for Publishers [DFP]. When reconciling delivery reports, a divergence of 10% with
thirdparty ad server results is considered full delivery.
›› E-directs are non-cancellable and sponsors can change flight date with 30 days’ notice.
›› Prices are subject to sales taxes where applicable. Prices are subject to change.
E-DIRECT MAIL
Single-sponsored emails sent to Canadian financial advisors
›› Custom email message including: brand, product, educational, event, etc.
›› All content is sponsor-created and branded.
* Final submitted material will be screened to ensure creative complies with our best practices & standards
for e-direct mail.
Late Creative
All material must be submitted a minimum of 5 business days prior to campaign start date. Late material
will result in a delayed campaign start date with full campaign being charged to advertiser.
E-NEWSLETTERS
›› Supply image files in GIF or JPG format (40 kb max file size + click through url).
›› Text Ad (text only): 50-75 words with link
›› Logo can be used (40 k max file size)
›› Logo size within ad should not exceed 160px in width or 55px in height
›› Supply logo in EPS or high-quality JPG format.
* Ask us about additional E-newsletter opportunities
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INTERACTIVE TABLET MEDIA RATES
TIER 1 TITLES
TIER 2 TITLES
> 5,000 Average Monthly Downloads
< 5,000 Average Monthly Downloads
Chatelaine, Châtelaine
Maclean’s, L’actualité
Today’s Parent
MoneySense
Hello! Canada
Sportsnet, Canadian Business,
Flare, LOULOU (EN/FR)
Canadian Health & Lifestyle
LOAD SCREENS AND PAGE ENHANCEMENTS
Opportunity to add interactivity to static ads. Prices do not include production.
FEATURE
TIER TITLE
GROSS
1
$4,320
2
$2,970
1
$842
2
$675
1
$3,036
2
$2,429
1 and 2
QUOTED
PER PROJECT
LOAD SCREEN
LINK-ENABLED PAGE
(Link out to client webpage,
no other rich media features)
ENHANCED PAGE
WITH UP TO TWO RICH MEDIA FEATURES
(Ex: Link, Video, Gallery, Touch/Reveal)
CUSTOM
(Ex: More than 2 features, uniquely built
page, spread, or multipage insert
* Rates subject to change. ** Starting January 2014, print rates include static ads for digital editions.
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2014
JANUARY
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How to talk to wealthy prospects P.18
2014
JANUARY
WHY I DON’T WORK
IN TORONTO
WHY I DON’T WORK
IN TORONTO
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ORIENTATIONS
• All apps operate on Adobe Digital Publishing Suite (DPS),
viewer version 27
2-page print spread
can convert to...
2 pages vertical
scrolling or...
2 pages locked to
horizontal swipe
OR
• Only portrait orientation is supported
• For multiple-page ads, vertical or horizontal, ordering is possible.
Please include preference, in the delivery package as plain text
instructions (as a TXT file)
-Text: PDF with interactive states as vector, minimum
recommended point size is 12pt
• PDFs may be provided only for fully static ads
• If an HTML environment negates the user’s ability to navigate
away from the page or access the navigation bar, then
alternative navigation must be incorporated in the page layout
(via a 40px space at the bottom of the page)
• If the HTML content cannot be placed in a layout, please include
all HTML files and resources, as well as an InDesign layout
sized to full-page with the required static full-page image, in the
delivery package
-Video: MP4 format with .h264 encoding, 8-10MB per minute
of video
• If these elements are not built into the layout using DPS tools,
please include all necessary resources in the delivery package
with plain text instructions (as a TXT file)
• Please conform to latest iOS standards
• An HTML ad should also be delivered as a full InDesign package,
with the HTML content placed in the layout using DPS tools (see
http://www.adobe.com/ca/products/digital-publishingsuite-pro.html for info)
-Images: PDF or PNG with resolution no lower than 108ppi
• Multi-state objects (ex: image galleries, hotspots) and embedded
video/audio clips may be included (see https://digitalpublishing.
acrobat.com/welcome.html for info)
• HTML-coded ads may also be provided, up to full-page size
• Please include a static full-page image of any HTML ad to be
used as a thumbnail in issue navigation
• Optimal Image and Asset Settings
• For ads with dynamic/interactive elements, material must be
provided as a full InDesign package (all fonts/links included), and
compatible with Adobe InDesign 6.0
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HTML ADS
• Full-page tablet ad size is 768px by 1024px, without any
interactive elements within 40px top and bottom
GRAPHICS AND TEXT
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Multi-page print
insert can convert
to multi-pages
vertical scrolling
or multi-pages
locked to
horizontal swipe
URLS, ANALYTICS
• All graphics should be left as vector and not rasterized, wherever
possible; assets may be left at printready resolution and in their
respective colour settings
• URLs/links to web may be embedded in the layout using DPS
tools (see DPS tools site http://helpx.adobe.com/digitalpublishing-suite/help/installing-digital-publishing-tools.html
for info)
• Please consider text legibility on tablet; body text should be larger
than print (9pt in print should translate to approx. 15-20pt on
tablet, depending on font)
• If URLs/links are not embedded using DPS tools, please include
full URLs and embedding/placement instructions in the delivery
package in plain text (as a TXT file)
• Please refer to Optimal Image and Asset Settings
• Third-party tracking/tracking pixels is not supported at this time
• Please note that HTML ads are only available on iOS devices
Red zone is
reserved for folio
navigation and
will overide
any interactive
elements:
40px top and
bottom
ASSET DELIVERY
• Tablet material deadlines match
material close/deadline for the
corresponding print issue
• All assets should be submitted
as a ZIP file via AdDirect: https://
addirect.sendmyad.com
• Additional instructions should
be included in the delivery
package as a TXT file, but
may also be emailed to:
alek.trpkovski@rci.rogers.com
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MEDIA KIT 2014
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
The applicable insertion order (to the extent it does not conflict with the terms hereof), the then current rate card of the publication(s)
to which the insertion order relates (“Publication”) and Publication’s then current advertising specifications are incorporated by
reference into these terms and conditions and are collectively referred to as the “Agreement”. The person(s), firm or corporation
contracting with Rogers Publishing Limited (“Publisher”) for the insertion of advertising in Publication, whether as principal
(“Advertiser”) or as agent (“Agency”), shall be deemed authorized for all purposes relating to the Agreement.
RATES AND COMMISSIONS
(a) Publisher reserves the right to change its advertising rates
at any time. Rate changes shall be made at least 30 days in
advance of the closing date of the first issue to which such
rates apply. If a rate change is not acceptable to Advertiser
or Agency, it may, within 15 days of notification of such rate
change, cancel the Agreement without incurring short rate
charges (excluding multi-year discounts).
(b) Advertising rates are subject to the addition of applicable
taxes, including Goods and Services Tax (GST), Harmonized
Sales Tax (HST) and a Quebec Sales Tax (QST) where applicable.
(c) Agency commissions equal to up to 15% of gross billings for
space, colour, position or special insert stock are payable
to recognized agencies only. Commissions are not payable
on extra mechanical charges, reprints, split runs and other
such charges.
(d) Any negotiated discounts are only applicable to and
available during the period in which they are earned.
Rebates resulting from any and all earned advertiser
discount adjustments must be used within 6 months after
the end of the period in which they are earned, and will
expire if unused during such period.
(d) Publisher reserves the right to impose a late payment
charge of 2% per month (26.8% per year) from the date
of the first invoice until the date Publisher receives such
amount in full.
(e) Invoiced amounts are payable at Publication’s office
in Canadian funds, or equivalent funds at the rate of
exchange prevailing at the time of payment.
(f) Publisher reserves the right to change the payment terms to
cash with insertion order at any time.
CANCELLATION
(a) Cancellation of the Agreement by Advertiser or Agency
is subject to Publisher’s approval, in its sole discretion.
Agreements for covers, special positions and inserts may
not be cancelled by Advertiser or Agency. No cancellations
shall be accepted by Publisher after the closing date for
advertising space. Short rate charges shall apply to all
cancellations by Advertiser or Agency.
(b) Publisher may, at its option terminate this Agreement for the
breach of any term hereof. Upon termination for breach, all
charges incurred, together with short rate charges, shall be
immediately due and payable.
BILLING AND PAYMENTS
ADVERTISING MATERIALS
(a) Advertiser and Agency shall be jointly and severally liable
for payment of all invoices for advertising published in
the Publication(s).
(a) All advertising copy is subject to Publisher’s approval and
Publisher may without notice and without liability reject,
discontinue or omit any advertising for any reason at any time.
(b) Advertiser and/or Agency shall pre-pay for its advertising
purchase except with approval from Publisher’s credit
department. If approved for credit, Advertiser and/or
Agency (as applicable) shall pay all amounts due upon
receipt of invoice.
(b) The word “Advertisement” shall be placed above copy
which Publisher determines resembles Publication’s
editorial material or that is not immediately identifiable as
an advertisement.
(c) Publisher shall invoice Advertiser or Agency on a monthly
basis unless otherwise stipulated in order.
(c) Publisher shall not be responsible for colour or colour
trapping or advertising copy that does not conform to
digital Magazines Advertising Canadian Specifications
(“dMACS”). For further information regarding magazine
industry standards, please refer to Magazines Canada www.
magazinescanada.ca or dMACS http://magazinescanada.
ca/dmacs.php?cat=dmacs. Proofing requirements may also
be found on www.rogersdigitalads.com under “Proofing Info”.
(c) Publisher shall not be responsible for errors or omissions in
any advertising materials provided by Advertiser or Agency
(including errors in key numbers) or for changes made to
such advertising after the applicable closing date.
(d) Publisher may insert the advertising anywhere in
Publication in its discretion, and any condition on orders
or copy instructions involving the placement of advertising
shall be treated as a positioning request only and cannot be
guaranteed. Publisher’s inability or failure to comply with
any such positioning request shall not relieve Advertiser or
Agency of the obligation to pay for the advertising.
(d) Advertiser and Agency agree that Publication shall be under
no liability for the failure, for any reason, to publish any
advertising or circulate any issue of Publication.
GENERAL
(e) Publisher shall not be obligated to return any advertising material.
(a) If Agency has entered this Agreement on behalf of Advertiser,
Agency confirms that Advertiser has been provided with a
copy of the terms hereof.
(f) Any advertising published in Publication may, in Publisher’s
discretion, be published and archived by Publisher or
any anyone authorized by Publisher, as many times as
Publisher and those authorized by Publisher wish, in and
on any product, media and archive (including anything in
print, electronic or other form).
(b) This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between
the parties with respect to its subject matter and
supersedes all prior agreements and understandings
relating to the subject matter. No changes to this
Agreement shall be effective unless made in writing and
signed by the party sought to be bound.
WARRANTIES, INDEMNITIES, LIMITATIONS
(c) For clarity, Publisher shall not be bound by any conditions,
printed or otherwise, appearing on Advertiser or Agency
contracts, orders or instructions which conflict with, vary
or add to these terms and conditions.
(a) Advertiser and Agency each warrant, represent and
covenant to Publisher that: (i) it has the full right and power
to offer the advertising materials to Publisher and to enter
into this agreement; (ii) the advertising materials do not
contain any defamatory, libelous or slanderous material
and will not violate any individual rights, including without
limitation, intellectual property rights, rights of privacy,
publicity or personality of any person; (iii) it has obtained
all consents, waivers, releases and rights necessary for
the use of such advertising materials published in the
Publication(s), as contemplated by each order.
(b) Advertiser and Agency shall be jointly and severally liable for
all content (including text, representation and illustrations)
of any advertising printed. Advertiser and Agency shall
jointly and severally indemnify Publisher, its affiliates and
their respective officers, directors, employees, contractors
and agents against any and all liability and costs including
any legal fees arising from a breach of this Agreement
and/or resulting from the publication of the advertising
materials, including without limitation, defamation, illegal
competition or trade practice, infringement of trademark,
trade name, or copyrights, and violation of rights of privacy,
property or contract.
(d) Neither Advertiser nor Agency may assign any rights or
obligations under this Agreement.
(e) Advertiser and Agency agree not to make promotional or
merchandising reference to Publication in any way without
the prior written permission of Publisher in each instance.
(f) No provision of this Agreement shall be deemed waived by
a course of conduct unless such waiver is in writing signed
by all parties and stating specifically that it is intended to
modify this Agreement.
(g) This Agreement is governed by and construed in
accordance with the laws of the Province of Ontario
and the federal laws of Canada applicable therein. Any
proceeding relating to the subject matter of this Agreement
shall be within the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of the
Province of Ontario.
MEDIA KIT 2014
CONTACT US
Donna Kerry
Group Publisher
T 416 764-3805
Edonna.kerry@rci.rogers.com
Karine Huard
National Account Manager
T 514 843-2133
Ekarine.huard@rci.rogers.com
Kerry Maddocks
National Account Manager
T 416 764-3828
Ekerry.maddocks@rci.rogers.com
Julia Sokolova
National Account Manager
T 416 764-1766
Ejulia.sokolova@rci.rogers.com
Michael Finley
Production Manager
T 416 764-3928
Emichael.finley@rci.rogers.com
Head Office
Rogers Publishing Limited
One Mount Pleasant Road, 7th floor
Toronto, Ontario M4Y 2Y5
T 416 764-2000
F 416 764-3934
Montréal Office
Les Éditions Rogers Limitée
1200, avenue McGill College,
bureau 800
Montréal (Québec) H3B 4G7
T 514 845-5141
F 514 843-2183