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Hannah Manning

Ottawa
As seen in: Apt613, Substack, Lexology, Sentinel and Enterprise, The Lowell Sun, Mondaq, People Management, Beef Central, Tax Journal, taxand.com
Can be found adventuring around Ottawa. @apt613 contributor, @CanadaArmyRun ambassador, @nuunhydration ambassador. She/her.
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Ready, set, trade: when does a trade begin and when does it matter?

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By Hannah Manning, Elissavet Grout
| Tax Journal Verified
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Tax Focus Podcast: Income Or Capital? HMRC's Consultation On Modernising The Distributions Framework

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By Hannah Manning, Madeline Gowlett, Elena Rowlands
| Mondaq
Hannah Manning’s articles from Travers Smith LLP are most popular: with readers working within the Retail & Leisure industries Latest episode: HMRC's consultation on modernising the distributions framework (Part 1: The big picture) In the first in a series of podcasts, Maddy Gowlett and Hannah Manning discuss HMRC's wide-ranging consultation on the taxation of distributions and returns of capital from companies to individual shareholders.
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National Gallery honours Indigenous history and culture with two new exhibits

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By Hannah Manning
| Apt613
The National Gallery's "Qillaniq" exhibit. Photo by Audrey Pridham. / This summer, the National Gallery of Canada has two exhibitions featuring Indigenous artwork from across Canada and around the circumpolar world. Qillaniq, which runs until Sept. 20, has been co-curated by an all-Indigenous team from the circumpolar world. According to the Gallery’s website, Qillaniq is an Inuktitut word describing how light from the sun or the moon shimmers brightly when reflecting on water.
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