Zeifmans Quarterly 3 is back for its Commercial Real Estate edition, where partners Ahmad Aslam and David Posner answer 3 of your real estate sector, business, tax and accounting questions. Today, Ahmad ...
5 matters to consider when contemplating selling a startup: Part 2
Last month, we published a blog post that discussed some of the most common external factors that motivate entrepreneurs to consider the option of selling a startup. But market factors ...
Could Jamaica be the answer to Canada’s cannabis shortage?
Some might argue that the marijuana leaf is to Jamaica what the maple leaf is to Canada. Through centuries of history, cannabis has been woven into Jamaican culture. And since ...
The Canadian cannabis industry’s new era of compliance
The Canadian cannabis industry has arrived at an impressive level of financial success following a sometimes rocky road to recreational legalization. In just a handful of years, we’ve seen the ...
5 matters to consider when contemplating selling a startup: Part 1
To sell , or not to sell? It’s one of the most common debates we see here in our firm that happens to coincide with being an entrepreneur. It’s part ...
4 reasons why your family business needs a succession plan advisor
58% of business owners do not have a succession plan[1]. Can you guess what the single biggest reason is for setting aside that task? 78% of respondents say that they’ve ...
Zeifmans can help you navigate through the weeds
Legal sales of cannabis in Canada are expected to reach $6.5 billion per annum by 2020. As this industry reaches new heights, there is ample opportunity for both entrepreneurs, investors ...
Israel becomes major global medical cannabis player after green lighting cannabis exports
After several years of deliberation, last month Israel approved the export of medical cannabis cultivated within its borders. The Israeli Knesset unanimously gave the green light to the law[1], which ...
Online cannabis retail: Is Ontario failing small businesses?
The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) has recently announced that legal cannabis stores in the province will not be able to offer online retail services to their consumers[1]. ...