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The Canadian federal government introduced several legislative updates on August 12, 2024 ("the August 12th Proposals"), aimed at implementing tax measures, refining draft legislation, and making technical changes.

On November 25, 2010, the Supreme Court of Canada granted leave to appeal in "Her Majesty the Queen in Right of the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador v. Abitibibowater Inc., et al."

Hear from Renee Merrifield, CEO & Founder of Troika Group, as she shares how this bold, innovative Canadian company is building sustainable communities.

The transfer of real property is subject to a land transfer tax in most, but not all, provinces in Canada

Today it seems wherever you turn you find governance as a topical issue. A few short years ago, governance was a subject confined to the discussions of academics and theorists. Today, the headlines are crowded with stories based on governance, or more correctly, the failure of governance systems. The Enron spectacle and the avalanche of corporate scandals that followed have guaranteed that governance is not merely a "flavour of the month" fascination, destined to become a footnote in t

On March 22nd, 2017, Saskatchewan Finance Minister Kevin Doherty announced the 2017 Saskatchewan Provincial Budget.

Recently the Canada Revenue has been ramping up their audits of Employment Agencies, an industry which is estimated to have defrauded the CRA of hundreds of millions of dollars of HST.

The Canadian Securities Administrators staff have issued Staff Notice 51 – 314 <I>Retirement Benefits Disclosure</I> providing guidelines for disclosure of retirement benefits. The Staff Notice indicates that a number of issuers are presently considering providing enhanced disclosure on retirement benefits payable to executives, which goes beyond that which is required under current securities law requirements.

Most of the withholding tax exemptions relating to interest paid to non-residents contained in paragraph 212(1)(b) of the Income Tax Act (Canada) (the Act), including the 5/25 exemption, are subject to the limitations set out in the post-amble to paragraph 212(1)(b). The post-amble provides that where interest is payable on an obligation and "all or any portion of the interest is contingent or dependent on the use of or production from property in Canada or is computed by reference to revenue, p

Finance Minister Bill Morneau's message with Budget 2019 is that, thanks to the Federal Government's investments over the past three years, things are going well — especially for the middle class.

On October 15, 2009, the Québec Minister of Finance announced the implementation of new measures designed to counter perceived aggressive tax planning by changing the risk/ reward ratio for taxpayers.

In my view, the most taxpayer-friendly rules in the Canadian tax system include the capital gains exemption on the sale of a Principal Residence, the capital gains exemption on the sale of qualifying

Every business maintains financial records to pay corporate taxes, but wouldn't it be nice if your accounting records could increase your business' profits?

The Ontario Superior Court has found that a successful restructuring under the CCAA was ground upon which the debtor’s bankruptcy could be annulled.

The recent economic turmoil has brought to the forefront concerns by licensees as to what happens to their rights to licensed intellectual property upon the bankruptcy of a licensor.