Certain Canadian entities must examine their supply chain and prepare for annual reporting obligations to comply with rules under the Modern Slavery Act.
The federal government has released draft legislation for the new residential property flipping rule introduced in Budget 2022. Read more in our summary.
The ON FES 2024 estimates a $6.6 billion deficit for the 2024-25 fiscal year, a decrease from $9.8 billion mentioned in this year's provincial budget.
Provincial part of HST could drop, meaning Nova Scotians could pay a combined HST of 14% as of April 1, 2025.
Importers should start preparing the information needed to register their business with the Canada Border Service Agency’s (CBSA) online client portal.
Taxpayers should prepare now for potential changes to Canada’s general anti-avoidance rule (GAAR).
If you are transferring your family business, you need to know about amendments to Bill C-208 that were proposed in Budget 2023. Our tax alert covers what's ahead.
Taxpayers, advisors, and promoters (and certain other parties) are required to disclose relevant information on certain tax planning or transactions to the CRA, under the new mandatory disclosure rules.