Pillar Two: Canada’s Global Minimum Tax Act explained
Tax AlertCertain multinational enterprise groups may be subject to a minimum effective tax rate of 15% on income in every country they do business, under new GMT rules.

Tax legislation and policy is constantly evolving—creating new challenges and opportunities that Canadian individuals and businesses need to navigate, manage, and strategically plan for.
This session will discuss the most recent legislation tax changes and the potential impacts so you and your business can meet your obligations, remain compliant, and optimize your planning.
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Partner & Southern Ontario Tax Service Line Leader
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Partner & New Brunswick Tax Service Line Leader
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