Tax

Fiscal realities drive home the need for public sector agencies and institutions to create more competitive tax policies and fund existing services while simultaneously reducing debt and cutting deficits. Build a sustainable and competitive revenue system that can achieve your goals while laying the groundwork for tomorrow’s success with our help.

Insights

  • Performance

    March 14, 2025

    How will Bill 216 impact the iGaming industry?

    The passage of Bill 216 will have a significant impact on the iGaming industry. How can your business comply with the new requirements? 

  • Performance

    March 14, 2025

    Takeaways from Preparing for Tariff Impacts That Go Beyond the Bottom Line

    Get the top takeaways from our March 12, 2025 webinar about how businesses can plan for the non-financial impacts of tariffs.

  • Performance

    March 14, 2025

    B.C.’s PST exemption for zero-emission vehicles is ending; here’s what that means for buyers and lessees

    Key dates and PST rates for buyers, lessees and dealers to be aware of.

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Craig Kutarna Gates

National Leader; Provincial Leader (SK) – Public Sector

Craig Gates, MPA, is a Practice Leader with MNP’s Consulting team in Saskatchewan. Taking a collaborative approach, Craig delivers strong strategic support to executive teams and boards of directors in public companies, executive government, crown corporations, economic development agencies and Aboriginal organizations.

An experienced consultant, Craig analyzes complex organizational challenges and opportunities and develops innovative strategies to help clients reach their goals. He has successfully led diverse projects involving strategic planning, business planning, operational reviews and planning, market research and intelligence, and performance effectiveness.

Craig has almost 15 years of professional consulting experience with global, regional and local firms. He takes pride in helping organizations realize their potential while making a difference to stakeholders and the broader community. His solutions are always practical and designed to produce results.

After obtaining a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration in 1997, Craig went on to receive a Master of Public Administration degree from Queen’s University. Craig is a graduate of Leadership Regina, a program that develops and educates community leaders. He also co-founded the Regina Regional Economic Development Authority’s Future Leaders Group.