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Bill C‑15 became law March 26, 2026, implementing tax measures from Budget 2025, Budget 2024, and FES 2024 affecting businesses and trusts.
Bare trust returns remain required for the 2026 tax year and onward. Review arrangements early to identify if you have a bare trust and avoid potential CRA penalties.
Further proposed amendments to the AMT rules released by Finance on August 12 may impact certain taxpayers. It's important to determine if you're affected and talk to your advisor about potential next steps.
The substantive CCPC concept proposed in Budget 2022 aims to eliminate certain strategies corporations have commonly used to defer tax.
Federal Budget 2025 introduced a new set of dividend suspension rules that restricts a corporation’s ability to recover refundable dividend tax on hand (RDTOH).
Eligible manufacturers in Ontario could receive up to $3 million per year on certain purchases of manufacturing and processing property, under the Ontario made manufacturing investment tax credit.
Federal GST relief offers enhanced rebates to landlords building new purpose-built rental housing.
The ON FES 2025 estimates a $13.5 billion deficit for the 2025-26 fiscal year, an improvement from the $14.6 billion deficit projected in the 2025 budget.