
MMiller Thomson LLPToronto, ON · October 8, 2026
Alternative minimum tax: An essential part of your financial planning
This article was originally published in Finance et Investissement. Changes to the alternative minimum tax (“AMT”) introduced in 2024 have significantly reshaped its role in financial planning. Once viewed as a tax rule affecting only a limited number of taxpayers, the AMT now merits closer consideration by advisors and their clients when evaluating planning strategies....
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