We're still trying to cope with it. We have a number of clients who are affected by this. As you're probably aware, a great many taxpayers set up family trusts for the purpose of dividend sprinkling, which was considered legitimate at the time. It's often part of an estate freeze. What's happened is that we've simply wound up a lot of those trusts, because they're not required anymore.
The tax on split income, which is really what this is all about, has created a lot of extra work, mostly just trying to get a handle on all of it and trying to figure out everything that it affects, because it was such a comprehensive change.
We have trusts that are being wound down. We're working on making sure that we can still take advantage of the capital gains exemption, and things like that. It's hard to really describe all of it because it has had a major effect on a number of clients. Our clientele is primarily small business owners, Canadian-controlled private corporations, professionals. Many of our clients have been affected by this.
As I said, we're still struggling to cope with all of it. It affects almost all of our clients in one form or another.