Tax
We tailor our business and personal taxation services to meet the unique needs of our Indigenous clients, companies, owner-managed businesses and individuals. We assist in structuring your Nation’s economic development entities — working with your legal advisors to ensure you obtain the highest level of liability protection, retain the maximum amount of benefits and safeguard your business, assets and community.
We also help you create a management structure with defined roles and responsibilities to support your corporate tax obligations. MNP brings a deep understanding of how the Indian Act and Canadian tax legislation relates to personal tax and property rights. Whether you live on reserve or off, we understand the unique conditions that impact Indigenous peoples and help you maximize your tax benefits as a status Indian.
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Tax Services for Indigenous Nations
Tax regulations for Indigenous nations, businesses and individuals are unique and many tax matters continuously change. We help you navigate them.
Get a Free Tax Evaluation
Tax rules affecting First Nation businesses and individuals are complex. Know exactly what your tax requirements and exemptions are.
Get your personalized checklist outlining actionable steps to maximize your tax benefits today.
Insights
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January 25, 2022
Maximize your charitable impact with the Women Entrepreneurship Strategy Ecosystem Fund
The Women Entrepreneurship Strategy Ecosystem Fund has issued its 2021 call for grant proposals. Find out how MNP can help your non-profit organization access and make the most of this crucial financial support.
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Performance
January 11, 2022
The Regional Assessment for the Ring of Fire
The regional assessment of Ontario’s Ring of Fire region provides a better understanding of how to navigate Impact Assessment Agency of Canada (IAAC) assessments more broadly.
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Progress
November 23, 2021
Opening the Door to Opportunity
New report from MNP and ATB Financial highlights the economic contributions of Indigenous peoples in Alberta stemming from the spending by Indigenous governments, Indigenous-owned businesses, and Indigenous households.
