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ARTICLE · 10 DECEMBER 2014

Canadian Tax Planning Deadlines For 2014

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With the end of 2014 approaching, businesses should be aware of several important tax planning deadlines. Some of these are unique to 2014, while others are recurring deadlines that can arise every year.

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The end of the calendar year, which for many taxpayers is also the end of the tax year, brings with it various tax-planning deadlines. Some of those deadlines are unique to 2014 and others arise every year. It is useful to review some of the most important deadlines in a cross-border tax context, and we do so in the context of a taxpayer that is a Canadian resident corporation (Canco).

Table 1. Summary of Special Tax Deadlines for 2014
Event Action/Deadline
New back-to-back loan rules limiting interest expense deductions or increasing Canadian interest withholding tax starting in 2015 Review existing debt financing of Canadian subsidiaries to see if new rules apply to deem debt owed to persons other than the actual creditor for thin capitalization and interest withholding tax purposes

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