Webinar: What You Need to Know About Doing Business in the U.S.

Webinar: What You Need to Know About Doing Business in the U.S.

Synopsis
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Our team outlines what you need to know about operating in the States.

Insight
Webinar

Whether you're already operating in the US or considering expanding across the border, understanding federal, state and municipal tax regulations can dramatically impact your bottom line.

Make sure your planning and compliance strategies are in place to avoid onerous penalties and keep your business successful, at a time when being competitive is more important than ever.

Presenters

Jason Kingshott

Jason Kingshott, CPA, CA, is the National Oil & Gas leader for MNP. With over 20 years of public practice experience, Jason delivers tailored solutions and strong advice to oil and gas services clients in the private and public sectors.

Jim McEvoy

Jim McEvoy, CPA (NY), is a Partner with MNP’s U.S. Corporate Tax Practice in Calgary. Jim draws on nearly two and a half decades of tax experience working with multinational corporations in the U.S. and Canada, including as Partner at one of the Big 4 firms. He is a results-driven professional who delivers sound advice and practical solutions to help his clients achieve greater success.

Kathy Bonazew

Kathy Bonazew, CPA, CA, is a Partner and member of MNP’s Taxation Services team. Specializing in international tax, Kathy works with individuals and corporations to help them manage their Canadian, U.S. or global tax obligations so they protect their money and maintain compliance.

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