Impact of tariffs on Canadian businesses
Tax AlertPrime Minister Mark Carney announces support for Canada’s lumber industry citing heavy reliance on US exports and vulnerability to trade policies.
11 Jan 2022 2 min read
According to a news release issued by the provincial government, the application portal will open “in the coming weeks” and qualifying small businesses will receive payment in February.
The list of eligible small businesses provided by the government includes:
Furthermore, eligible small businesses that previously qualified under the Ontario Small Business Support Grant (last available in early-2021) and are also subject to closures under the modified Step Two of the Roadmap to Repoen will not need to reapply for the new grant as they will be “pre-screened” for eligibility. Businesses that are newly established may also be eligible for the new grant.
The Ontario government recently introduced the following measures for small businesses:
Further details on these measures can be found in our recent Tax Alert.
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