Self-employed and business income

April 8, 2021

ACTLA Presentation – Loss of Income for Self-Employed Plaintiffs

Derek Aldridge, Economica derek@economica.ca (I consent to redistribution of this unmodified document) ACTLA Presentation – Lunch and Learn March 25, 2021 Loss of income for self-employed plaintiffs I will briefly discuss the approach that I use to estimate the loss of income for self-employed plaintiffs. Simply determining the true income of a self-employed worker can… Continue reading

Article, Derek Aldridge, Loss of earnings, Self-employed and business income

December 1, 2002

Under-reporting of Income by the Self-Employed

In this article Scott Beesley discusses a technique that can be used to estimate the extent to which a self-employed worker has under-reported his net business income. Continue reading

Article, Self-employed and business income

newsletter (volume 7 issue 3), Self-Employed and Business Income

December 1, 1998

Mitigation vs. Rights in Self-Employed Cases

In this article, Scott Beesley discusses some interesting points concerning the issue of injured business owners and their future loss of income. Continue reading

Article, Self-employed and business income

newsletter (volume 3 issue 4), Self-Employed and Business Income

December 1, 1997

D’Amato v. Badger – Complications Arising when the Plaintiff is a Business Partner

In this article Christopher Bruce and Scott Beesley bring clarity to some of the complex issues that surround the loss of income which arises when the proprietor of a small business is injured. In particular, they deal with the situation encountered in the recent Supreme Court decision of D’Amato v. Badger, in which D’Amato was… Continue reading

Article, Christopher Bruce, Economics and the law, Self-employed and business income

Economics and the Law, newsletter (volume 2 issue 4), Self-Employed and Business Income

June 1, 1997

Issues in Loss of Income Calculations for Self-Employed Individuals

In this article, Scott Beesley outlines various factors which complicate the assessment of the loss of income for self-employed individuals. After clearly laying out the potential pitfalls in these cases, he reviews a number of approaches which might be employed to maximise the accuracy of these estimates. Continue reading

Article, Earnings, prediction of, Self-employed and business income

Income Projections, newsletter (volume 2 issue 2), Self-Employed and Business Income

June 1, 1996

Forecasting the Earning Capacity of Self-Employed Individuals

In this article Denise Froese introduces Statistics Canada’s Small Business Profiles, a source of information concerning the earnings of self-employed business owners. Continue reading

Article, Self-employed and business income

newsletter (volume 1 issue 2), Self-Employed and Business Income