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Changes from the 2021 budget could have a significant impact on tax strategies for professionals.

Bill C-208 allows the intergenerational transfer of certain family businesses to receive the same tax treatment as businesses sold to a third party. Find out how it could apply to you and your business.

Newfoundland and Labrador Finance Minister Siobhán Coady tabled the province’s 2021 Budget. Titled Change Starts Here, Budget 2021 focuses on emerging from COVID-19 and investing in health and education to build stronger communities.

Proper planning helps non-resident property owners avoid tax pitfalls and costly mistakes that  can turn a property investment dream into a nightmare.

A new judgement by the Tax Court of Canada will have ramifications for orthodontists claiming or wanting to claim GST / HST. Find out more.

Nova Scotia Finance Minister Labi Kousoulis tabled the Province’s 2021-22 Budget on March 25, 2021. Budget 2021-22 continues to focus on managing the pandemic and working towards economic recovery.

New Brunswick Finance Minister Ernie Steeves tabled the Province’s 2021-22 Budget on March 16, 2020, focusing on addressing public health challenges and supporting the Province’s economic recovery.

Gain insight into how the international tax measures proposed in the 2021 Federal Budget could impact your business.

The Alberta Innovation Employment Grant is a tax credit for eligible small- to mid-sized companies in all industries that invested in research and development. Find out more.

The 2021 Federal Budget delivered numerous announcements that could impact the professional services sector. Find out what the changes mean for you and your practice.