Ethan Astaneh

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Head of Practice Management and Advisor Enablement

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To Sell or not to Sell? Tax & Estate Planning 2024 with John Nicola, Matt Baker, and Ethan Astaneh

John Nicola, Chairman, CEO & CIO, and Ethan Astaneh, Wealth Advisor & Client Relationship Manager of Nicola Wealth are joined by Matthew Baker, Partner, Tax at Baker Tilly Canada discuss the recent capital gains changes in 2024.

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To Sell or not to Sell? Tax & Estate Planning 2024 with John Nicola, Matt Baker, and Ethan Astaneh

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