After the first year of reporting in 2024, there are some common misconceptions about the Modern Slavery Act and how organizations can comply. We’re addressing four myths to help you understand how these rules may affect your business in time for the 2025 reporting cycle.
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Certain Canadian entities must examine their supply chain and prepare for annual reporting obligations to comply with rules under the Modern Slavery Act.
Importers should start preparing the information needed to register their business with the Canada Border Service Agency’s (CBSA) online client portal.
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.
The Government of Canada has proposed changes to create a publicly accessible beneficial ownership registry of privately held federally incorporated companies.
Don’t miss the January 18, 2024 repayment deadline to qualify for partial (CEBA) loan forgiveness.
Expanding your business into new jurisdictions can unlock many benefits and opportunities; however, there are key factors to consider before taking the leap.
Cloud accounting can streamline operations, reduce costs, and increase profitability, all while painting an accurate picture of your company’s growth potential.