Gabriel J. Hayos, Chartered Accountant
Contributing Editor
Federated Press Contributions
Contributing Editor, Witterick on Corporate Acquisitions (CA) 1992-94 |
Contributing Editor, International Tax Planning (ITP) 1997 |
"Regulation 1103(1) The Sometimes Forgotten Election" (1992) 1 CA 23 |
"Cross-Border Butterfly Reorganization Still Alive But Restrictions Proposed" (1993) 1 CA 47 |
"Butterfly Reorganization Restrictions Are Introduced" (1993) 2 CA 73 |
"Crystallizing Capital Gains Through an Internal Corporate Reorganization" (1994) 2 CA 92 |
"Determining the value of Related Party Management Services" (1997) 6 ITP 396 |
"New Treaty Regulations on Certain Hybrid Entities Including Liability Companies," in "Tax Planner's Notebook" (1997) 6 ITP 401 |
"Canadian Mail Order Co. with U.S. P.O. Box Considered to Have U.S. Nexus" (1998) 7 ITP 436 |
"Bump Denial on Certain Foreign Acquisitions of Canadian Corporations" (1998) 6 ITP 507 (co-authored with Ann Kippen) |
Biography
Born 5 April 1953 |
Educated University of Toronto B.Com. 1976; Chartered Accountant 1979 |
Lead Partner, KPMG International Tax Services Canada |
Canadian Representative, KPMG International Corporate Tax Global Steering Committee |
Member, Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants/Canadian Bar Association Joint Committee on Taxation |
Lecturer, Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario; Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants In-Depth Tax Course |
Speaker, Canadian Tax Foundation annual conferences |
Author, articles published in the Canadian Tax Journal |
Practice Description
Mr. Hayos specializes in corporate reorganizations and international taxation. |
Address
KPMG LLP |
Suite 3300 |
Commerce Court West |
PO Box 31, Stn. Commerce Court |
Toronto, Ontario M5L 1B2 |
Telephone: (416) 777-8743 |
Telecopier: (416) 777-8818 |
E-mail: ghayos@kpmg.ca |
Web: www.kpmg.com |
Entry updated October 2000