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Sant Miquel del Fai is a cenobitic Benedictine monastery in Bigues i Riells, Catalonia, Spain. The 11th-century building was declared a Bien de Interés Cultural landmark in 1988.[1]
The monastery is located in a well-preserved natural environment framed by rocky cliffs called Cingles Bertí in the Catalan pre-coastal mountain range which geographically separates the region of Vallès Oriental in the subregion of Moianés.[citation needed] The Natural Area Sant Miquel del Fai is located in the town of Bigas.
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The church has a Romanesque doorway formed by a semicircular arch. A pair of columns are topped with capitals decorated with plant motifs. Only a few traces remain of the high altar. It has a small crypt which is accessed via a staircase located near the entrance. On the floor of the church, the headstones of the old abbots are visible. In side chapels, there are two graves. One, dating to the 13th century, is believed to correspond to Guillem, Earl Osona and brother of Ramón Berenguer I, who, after waiving his rights, was a monk of Sant Miquel. The other tomb may be that of Andrew Arbizu, a monk from Navarro, who provided goods to the monastery. The old priory house style is Gothic and dates to the 15th century. For many years, it has served as a hostel, but retains its original layout.
- ^ a b Database of protected buildings (movable and non-movable) of the Ministry of Culture of Spain (Spanish).
- Pladevall, Antoni: Els monestirs catalanas, Ediciones Destino, Barcelona, 1970 ISBN 84-233-0511-2 (in Catalan)
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With increased attention on reducing Indiana's high rate of infant mortality, including the launch last week of the Indiana State Department of Health's public awareness campaign, Labor of Love, which emphasizes prenatal care, smoking cessation, breastfeeding and safe sleep practices, Goodwill is working to expand NFP further and exploring funding to increase capacity in this area and others.
To be eligible for NFP, a woman must be pregnant with her first baby, at less than 28 weeks in her pregnancy, and be at 200% of the federal poverty level (FPL) or below (equivalent to the Medicaid eligibility requirement). For example, a pregnant woman living alone is considered a two-person household; for her, the income requirement would be $31,460 or less).
Participation in NFP is free and voluntary. Healthcare and other service providers may refer qualifying mothers, who may also self refer. Self referrals can be made and more information is available online and via email at email@example.com or phone at 317-524-3999. Service providers can make a referral by calling or completing a form at goodwillindy.org/nfp.
Each newly enrolled NFP participant is paired with a registered nurse who will visit the home regularly until the child's second birthday. Visits focus first on having a healthy pregnancy and then on child development milestones. NFP families will have access to other Goodwill services, including The Excel Center, Goodwill's school for adult learners, which has a Lafayette location. Goodwill also operates three retail stores in the area.
"We believe families need access to a wide variety of services and opportunities to become healthier and more economically independent," said Goodwill's Betsy Delgado. "We're incredibly grateful to
IU Health for helping us bring NFP to Tippecanoe and White counties, adding to the employment and education opportunities we already offer in the area."
Dr. Finley obtained his medical degree from Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis, Indiana. He completed his residency and fellowship at IU Health University Hospital in Indianapolis, Indiana. Dr. Finley is board certified through the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, American Board of Medical Specialties with board certification in Sleep Medicine and is board eligible in Electrodiagnostic Medicine.
Jon Finley, MD has been practicing Neurology since 1992. He believes in committing himself 100 percent to his patients' treatment with individualized, personal care. Dr. Finley strives to provide the best care with empathy and compassion. He treats each patient like they are a part of his family. Dr. Finley's fellowship training included Electromyography (EMG) and Neurology research at the Mayo Clinic. Dr. Finley is also experienced in Botox and Vagus Nerve Stimulation (VNS) Therapy.
In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with his four sons, biking, hiking and playing tennis.
Dr. Finley will begin seeing patients on January 15 at the IU Health Arnett Medical Offices located at 550 Hoke Avenue in Frankfort.
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Cheryl Arvanitis, DO has been practicing family medicine since 2002. She finds it rewarding to get to know each patient and provide them with the best personalized care. Dr. Arvanitis enjoys caring for patients of all ages. During her free time, she enjoys quilting and spending time with her family and three dogs.
She completed her Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine at the University of Osteopathic Medicine in Des Moines, Iowa. She is certified through the American Board of Family Medicine.
Dr. Arvanitis has started seeing patients at our Urgent Care locations at 253 Sagamore Parkway West, West Lafayette and 1 Walter Scholer Drive, Lafayette.
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Criswell received his Doctor of Nursing Practice from Purdue University and his Master of Science in nursing at Emory University. He is a certified wound ostomy continence nurse and adult health and acute nurse specialist. He also has his cardiac surgical certification and critical care nurse certification.
He has a long history of working with critically ill patients with wounds. Criswell believes prevention and management can improve patient outcomes. He is excited to provide outpatient wound and ostomy care to assist in improving the quality of life of patients.
Criswell has started seeing patients at IU Health Arnett Medical Offices – 1500 Salem Street, Lafayette.
Indiana University Health Arnett Infectious Diseases specialists provide expertise in travel medicine, immune deficiency treatments and infusion therapy.
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The selected programs vary in scope and focus, ranging from establishing a perinatal mobile medical unit in White County to advancing telemedicine psychiatric services in La Porte County. IU Health reached out to community mental health centers, federally qualified health centers as well as other nonprofits with programs supporting behavioral health and access to healthcare and encouraged all to apply. Each of the 25 recipients selected deliver top programming to strengthen vulnerabilities faced within their local community.
"IU Health is pleased to provide support to organizations with meaningful and innovative programs that remove barriers to accessing quality healthcare and behavioral health services for disadvantaged Hoosiers," said Stephanie Berry, statewide manager for community engagement at IU Health.
Debi DeBruyn, YWCA Executive Director said, "The dollars provided to the YWCA Women's Cancer Program went to purchase a new database system that interfaces with the Indiana State Department of Health. We have been raising funds for this for over three years and these dollars from IU Health will finally allow us to collect necessary information required for program funding and reporting. The dollars provided for our Domestic Violence Program will allow us to bring critical counseling services to the women and children living in our shelter. This has been desperately needed for years and we are already implementing counseling as an option during case management thanks to IU Health. It is such a relief to finally meet this need for these women and kids"
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"IU Health Arnett clearly demonstrates a commitment to quality patient care," said Beverly Robins, Director of Accreditation/Certification Services for HFAP. "We base our decision on federal standards, as well as recognized national standards for patient safety, quality improvement, and environmental safety. IU Health Arnett met or exceeded standards in every case."
"We are pleased to have again received this recognition," said James Bien, MD. "By awarding us accreditation, HFAP has recognized our commitment to providing outstanding care to our patients and our community."
The HFAP is a non-profit, nationally recognized accreditation organization. It has been accrediting healthcare facilities for more than 60 years and under Medicare since its inception. Its mission is to advance high quality patient care and safety through objective application of recognized standards. Its accreditation is recognized by the federal government, state governments, managed care organizations, and insurance companies. For more information, go to: www.hfap.org.]]>
Rose Mae Tantoco, MD chose internal medicine so she could focus on adult medicine yet also have the opportunity to specialize. Her clinical interests include diabetes, obesity and pulmonary care for issues such as asthma and COPD. Dr. Tantoco believes that the physician and patient must work together to create an individualized plan with a goal of health maintenance. In her spare time, Dr. Tantoco enjoys singing, golfing, ballroom dancing and traveling.
She completed her master's degree at St George's University and her residency through Seton Hall University at the St. Michael's Medical Center. She is board certified through the American Board of Internal Medicine.
Dr. Tantoco began seeing patients on December 15 in the Family Medicine department at IU Health Arnett Medical Offices –651 Armory Road in Delphi, Indiana.
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In the face of the fragility of life and mighty forces of hatred and fear, many will lapse into denial or despair, making decisions from a place of spiritual defeat. This is not what our tradition asks of us. We are called to fully acknowledge the reality of evil, and lovingly perpetuate life in spite of it.
Objectively, there's no denying that today Islamic extremism poses more of a threat than other types of religious fanaticism. There are complex historical, social, and cultural reasons for this. But this is not a matter of the text of the Qur'an being inherently more susceptible to intolerant interpretations than the Bible.
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Groundnut (apios americana) Harvest 2009
Since many people probably do not know anything about groudnuts I thought I'd make a post (previous harvest post). I just harvested mine today. They ARE a legume, with edible pods/peas (though they rarely pollinate without the right insect) and edible tubers as well.
The tubers grow larger every year if you don't eat them.
Both of my plants were growing in 1.5/2 gallon pots (not sure of exact size). I could tell when I harvested them that this was a limitation as the center was empty and the tubers were in rings as the roots wrapped the pot, so next year they will be sharing a 20 gallon pot. I don't want to put them in the ground because they will never come out if I do.
As you can see in the images below there are two MOTHER tubers (as I call them). The first is on it's third year and the second one has been alive for two years. Strangely, the second plant put most of it's energy into the mother tuber and not into making additional tubers. I expect this is because it had less sun than the other, so I will be experimenting with different conditions next year. The pot that had more sun also had a smaller harvest, and put significant growth onto it's mother. Again, my guess is that this is because I went from full sun to only 2-4 hours of a sun a day. As you can see this plant does grow in those conditions but I expect a much bigger harvest next year with these in full sun.
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Wild Forager, those are some big mother tubers! Wonder how much bigger they could get?
What growing conditions do they like? I've read they grow near water, did they need alot of watering?
What were the beans like? Were they small and and almost round? Do you have any idea how long the seeds stay viable?
Did you taste any of the pods? What did you think?
Happyday, those are indeed large tubers, but I have read that they can get much larger. This is a lightly cultivated strain, and the documentation said "basketball size" tubers were possible. I'll have to see that to believe it.
As for the pods, I don't know. Mine have never pollinated, and once I managed to trigger the complex flower to pollinate itself but the pod died of heat exposure or something before it grew very much. I believe there is some sort of swamp fly that is the main pollinator but no one knows for sure.
And yes, they like lots of water. I just made sure to water mine enough that the top soil looked moist whenever possible. They can't be overwatered like some garden plants, and they can also tolerate dry conditions for a bit.
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What a long futile exercise, figuring out what San Diego can do with it's fabulous real estate. Just look to the Naval Training Center to find the only plan they will come up with. GIVE it all to a God Damned developer to build condos and town houses. Throw in some professional sports arenas. No wonder I now live in Oregon.


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My bicycle is our second car. I love to bicycle in all weather, for all distances, and on all routes. Bicycling has brought so much joy to my life, and I want to share it with anyone who is interested. I will use my soapbox to tell you about the ...
My bicycle is our second car. I love to bicycle in all weather, for all distances, and on all routes. Bicycling has brought so much joy to my life, and I want to share it with anyone who is interested. I will use my soapbox to tell you about the joys, the freedom, the benefits, and, yes, the challenges of bicycling and walking for transportation.
Who needs a mid-winter, fight-the-blahs treat? We all do. Let me suggest a few hours at the Tivoli in Westport, watching the short films nominated for the Oscars.
Several of them are delightful, and I would have a hard time choosing among the five nominees for best live-action short. "Raju," a German/Indian movie with subtitles, might be the favorite because of its serious and dark theme – a German couple travels to India to adopt a boy, but things get morally complicated – but I found that the story in "The Shore" stuck with me longer. It's an Irish movie about friendship, homecoming, lost love, what might have been and what turned out to be. Great cast. I have a special weakness for screwball comedies, so "Pentecost" (Ireland) and "Tuba Atlantic" (Norway) were just lots of fun. "Time Freak" (U.S.) is basically one long gag, well done and funny. Not a sour note among these five.
The five nominees for best animated short are not as strong, but a friend and I agreed that "The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore" was easily the best of the group. The rest have their moments. Animated shorts tend to be really short, so the organizers of these showing usually throw in a few extras. "Skylight" and "Nullabor" are both pretty good.
So here's the deal: The live-action movies are at 4:45 p.m. each day through Feb. 23. Total running time is one hour, 50 minutes. The animated movies are at 7 p.m. Thursday, then 2:30 and 7:15 this Friday through next Wednesday, then 2:30 on Feb. 23. Running time is an hour and 20 minutes. You can vote for your favorites and the ones you think will actually win; there's a contest. Have fun.
There's one more category – short documentaries – but the Tivoli isn't making it all that easy to see them. They are shown only at 11:45 a.m. this Friday, Saturday and Sunday and then 7:30 p.m. on Thursday of next week, Feb. 23. Running time is 2:10. Haven't seen them. Wish I could. Won't be able to with this schedule.


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The type of foods or drinks that you will be preparing surely affects the juicer that you should buy. For instance, in case you will want to mix drinks mostly, go for an appliance with enough oomph for crushing the ice.
Blenders usually come in various colors and sizes with different attachments, buttons, power levels, gadgets and gizmos. However, the most critical factor insofar as smoothie making is concerned is the power to blend together fruits and ice. Generally, the more the wattage, the more power the blender has.
A lot of times, it pays to pay a little bit extra for a blender of higher quality as this will result to greater savings in the long run. Smoothie making will surely wear your machine, its motor as well as the moving parts. A higher quality blender can withstand the wear and tear and last longer. Read reviews and check out the warranty to know the blender that is most likely to give you the most bangs for your buck.
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There are also other things that you should look out for when purchasing a blending machine to make your smoothie. These include bulkiness, which informs if it can fit at the place that you want it to be, and appearance. Would you prefer glass, plastic or stainless steel? The price definitely is another thing that you must also consider. This does not mean buying the cheaper priced brands but ensuring that what you pay for will give you satisfaction.
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New to herbs..would like some insight
Hi...I am new to growing herbs and would appreciate any help anyone can offer. I have been picking, cleaning and using them over the summer...but would like to learn how to dry and save them for use in the winter. I chose to grow mine in large pots in the garden and am not able to bring them in for the winter.
I have;
lemon balm, rosemary, french taragon, marjoram, basil, thyme, summer sage, golden orgeno, chives, and lemon verbena. I also have lavender growing in the gardens. I tend to be one of those folks that enjoys even just touching the leaves of things to smell and many of these herbs are really quite lovely for that.
As I said I have really enjoyed cooking with fresh herbs this summer and hope to expand a little more next year.
You have a lovely array of herbs, and you are so wise to be touching, smelling and eating them.
Rosemary, French tarragon, marjoram, basil, thyme, oregano and verbena can be dried successfully. Cut stems early in the morning, as soon as the dew is off. Gather several (4-6) stems and tie them together, then hang the bunch out of direct sunlight and where there is good air circulation. Depending on the herb and the amount of humidity in the air, the herbs will be crisp and dry in one to two weeks. Strip the leaves off and store in an airtight container out of direct sun and heat. Do not crush or pulverize the leaves--that offers more surface area for loss of flavor. It is always best to crush herb leaves just before using.
Basil also freezes well--I chop basil leaves very fine, add just enough vegetable oil to make a paste, and freeze in ice cube trays, then store the "basil balls" in a freezer bag. Chives freeze well--just cut, put on a piece of waxed paper, and when frozen, put in a freezer bag.
Sorry, I don't know about summer savory--it dies out fast here in Texas and we only grow winter savory.
Summer sage? Don't know about that, either. We have culinary sage (grey-green leaves, slightly fuzzy, wonderful aroma) and it dries beautifully.
Herbs can become addictive--an herb gardener always has to have "just one more herb" in the garden!
I would make some things now that you could enjoy or use as gifts in the winter such as rosemary jelly and tarragon vinegar or mustard. In one of my books there is a recipe for Lovely Lemon Vinegar that requires lots of lemon flavored herbs plus lemongrass and I don't remember what else. This is best made with fresh herbs.
Of all the herbs mentioned basil does not hold its aroma when dried. I woul freez then instead.
With chives, wash them, let dry, then chop them up, spread thinly on a sheet and let them dry . Do the same with parsley but get only the leave and tender end of the stems. But others can be dried as bunch, hangeg upside down. Aftyer dried, store in plastic zip bags and keep in dark dry place, lik in pantry.
Summer sage? did you mean summer savory?
I'd freeze the chives, too. Dried chives taste and smell remarkably like dried hay!
In fact, although nothing is better than fresh herbs, I always prefer frozen herbs over dried herbs for flavour retention.
I am doubly fortunate. Not only do I live in the subtropics where plants grow all year round, but I have a friend who lives interstate who comes here regularly to tend my all-herb garden for me (I'm disabled). He says he loves working in my little garden - you never know what wonderful aroma will hit you next, when you're weeding! A further bonus for me is that he emerges from my herb-jungle smelling wonderfully of herbs instead of BO!!


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Live in south central PA and have a mess-o-ladybugs! Don't know my zone, sorry. House is medium blue siding (which I have heard makes this worse) and very old (120 years). Have new windows and sealed everything else with RTV (clear caulk) for ALL pests. Still have a mess-o-ladybugs. Went to Sam's and wiped the place out of bay leaves and crumbled them in every sill and doorway (advice from 3 years ago). Still had a mess-o-ladybugs. Did the sugar and soap in water in every yogurt/sour cream/margarine tub I owned (advice from 2 years ago). Still had a mess-o-ladybugs. Last year out of sheer frustration I sprayed every entryway with wasp/hornet shooter spray - it was at hand and I had window dressings down to clean anyway. This helped for about 3 days (and left the aforementioned piles-o-ladybugs in the window wells and on the floors just inside the doors). Not to mention the sticky mess of the bug spray everywhere. However, since this seems to be the only thing that has even made a dent so far, I continue to use it...then...clean, clean, clean. Saw the advertisement for a 'sure-fire' cure by someone in this forum and elsewhere in the 'rid ladybugs' Google search but don't know how crazy I will have to get to spend 30 - 100 dollars for an unknown/untried/unproven answer. Haven't tried lemon candles, incense or lemon grass oil but plan to. Any and all recommendations short of putting out the cash [cheap, yeah, and I've probably already spent at least that much on wasp spray...lol] gladly accepted by email@example.com. Thanks! ruraljean
There is no "sure fire" cure. These Asian Lady Beetles use our houses as a winter shelter because it is the closest thing there is here to what they had in Asia. The only way to keep them from inhabiting the cavities in your walls is to seal every entry point with caulk. Spraying any kind of poison to kill them won't work since their metabolism is slowed way down for the winter and they simply do not take up that poison.


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It is a yearly thing, happened ever since there was a day the news wasn't ready so they just didn't release anything and said "Cancelled Due to Lack of Interest". A recurring joke now. Usually falls on March 3, it got delayed till March 6. It is just inconvenient timing that is the last bit of news we've seen since the downsizing.
Original Italian Job used to be on Instant for a couple of years. Got me through my Masters, I'd cue it up while studying. I love it so much. I should buy a copy.
BudgetBytes has directions for prepping fajitas in the oven. Making the filling is essentially cutting up the ingredients. You'll just want to make sure not to cook too much in one dish, though. When I've doubled the recipe, juices from the chicken didn't evaporate enough and the veggies didn't get that nice, slight char. Might be good to do in two, three batches the day before and then before dinner spread out on a pan and broil to reheat.
Public works has been great at updating on plowing progress and intermediate goals (like when focusing on priority roads and then when moving to residential roads). They keep a plowing map at comosnow.com, and you can follow @pub_works on Twitter and find them on Facebook.
Probably. I didn't realize there was a difference.
They've recently reopened it for tours.
And 90.7 KWMU for the remain 10% for me.
I noticed this house first this week. This specific house might not have a sign about demolition, but there were a several on the block that did.
There is a house in my neighborhood in South City where a gruesome double murder occurred. For roughly 20 years it was constantly up for sale, with no one living there more than a couple years. Current resident doesn't seem mind though, having been there for close to 10 years.
Agreed. I didn't expect to be into economics and business, but Planet Money always has me intrigued.
The raccoon was underutilized.
Looks good, but how much of each ingredient? And how are the tomatoes prepared?
Thanks for posting this. Made this today and will make again. Ran into issue where I had a larger roast and scaled everything incorrectly, leading to paying $4 too much for an extra can of enchilada sauce at a new grocery store on my way home tonight. But now I know.
I'm not worried about floods. Sinkholes would be a bigger concern.
New motivation to keep working towards mine.
I'm glad there is something there again. Used to be a small Greek restaurant I enjoyed, then a breakfast(?) place that I never saw open. I'll try it out.
There used to be @MizzouPooper, but they haven't been active in awhile.
I routinely see people booking it on their bikes on the narrower sidewalks during passing periods (for example, near Jesse and Hill Halls). These bikers have clipped several people in front of me who do not expect a biker to be rushing by next to them. I've been nearly hit several times. These are the times you get off and walk your bike and wait for the sidewalks to empty or you go to one of the roads.
It's the Riverfront Times, it is a bit of a joke, a second tier newspaper in St Louis.
You'd think someone there would be smart enough to put up maps. All the arrows directing you to various engineering groups are worthless if you need a classroom number.
While talking about MizzouWireless, one of the good twitter accounts to follow is MizzouWireless. I find it helpful to know if it is just me with connection issues:
The rules seems strict, but I lived there a couple of years and never had any issues. People regularly flaunt the rule about number of plants allowed on the patio. Biggest issue was the occasional swarm of geese, which isn't really an issue.
I've heard this multiple times and do not get it. There is nothing sketchy about the area around Broadway Village.
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New budget has significant tax-planning impact
Although pundits described the March 21, 2013, federal budget as a "sleeper," there are actually a lot of measures aimed at people who do effective tax planning.
If any of these items rings a bell with your situation, do a bit more investigation or talk to your professional advisers. These provisions are not law until the budget passes Parliament and the Senate, but nevertheless many took effect March 21, pending such passage.
Life insurance
Policy arrangements that involve borrowing, either to fund a stand-alone policy or an insured annuity (called a "triple back-to-back" annuity) have tax benefits, primarily a deduction for interest expense on the loans, and tax sheltering of the accrual or growth earned by the cash values.
The budget will eliminate these tax advantages for loans entered into after budget day for leveraged insured annuities. For so-called 10-8 insurance policy arrangements, interest paid after year-end 2013 will not be deductible.
We can understand the denial of interest deductibility on loans that do not generate taxable investment income. I get that. But an apparently punitive measure also introduced for both these strategies is to deny the usual increase in a private corporation's capital dividend account by the amount of the death benefit received. This is what allows the tax-free payment of life insurance proceeds on death to shareholders of corporations.
Such policies can be brought onside by paying off the loans or, with 10-8s, apparently brought in line by uncoupling the reference of the borrowing rate from the guaranteed rate of return in the policy.
As well, the budget allows for unwinding such policies before year-end without any negative tax consequences -- the government's acknowledgement that the tax rules clearly allowed these plans to be set up at the time they were arranged.
Tax-advantaged investments
A number of mutual funds and other vehicles have been successful at effectively converting fully taxable interest income on guaranteed investments into capital gains, which are taxed at half the rate. Returns from these "Character Conversion Transactions," as the budget calls them, will now be treated as regular income if set up on or after budget day, or have an agreement extended after March 21.
Regular corporate-class mutual funds do not appear to be touched by this. However, "Synthetic Dispositions" and monetization of assets, which essentially allowed a person to dispose of a property without selling it for tax purposes, are to be eliminated.
Through tinkering with the dividend tax credit on non-eligible dividends (generally those paid from private corporations to their shareholders), the top federal tax rate will rise after 2013 from 19.58 per cent to 21.22 per cent, plus applicable provincial tax. (Manitoba made a similar punitive change in its 2012 budget, compounding this tax rate increase.)
Starting immediately, the tax deduction for investors with a safety deposit box will be eliminated. The tax credit for investing in labour-sponsored venture capital corporations will be phased out in 2016.
Potential bad news for people with carefully planned estates is that the government is proposing to "consult" on the long-held availability of the graduated tax rates to testamentary trusts. As this could negatively impact many beneficiaries, I encourage affected people to respond to the government request for input and opinions.
Since this is a tax advantage that people have to be willing to die to obtain for their heirs, no one should classify it as a freebie.
Better news is the overdue expansion of the lifetime capital gains exemption on qualifying farm, fishing and small-business corporation shares, from $750,000 to $800,000, with future indexing to inflation.
There is also a new "super credit" for first-time donors to charity, on the first $1,000 of donations made after budget day in any one year. This can save qualifying donors up to $230 of tax on a $1,000 donation.
Well, it's something...
Dollars and Sense is meant as an introduction to this topic and should not in any way be construed as a replacement for personalized professional advice.
David Christianson, BA, CFP, R.F.P., TEP, is a financial planner, adviser and vice-president with National Bank Financial Wealth Management and author of the book Managing the Bull, A No-Nonsense Guide to Personal Finance.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition April 5, 2013 B12
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