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.

A significant task for the new business owner is assuring that the business properly complies with the extensive tax and information filing requirements imposed by various governmental agencies.

On March 22nd, 2017, Saskatchewan Finance Minister Kevin Doherty announced the 2017 Saskatchewan Provincial Budget. Below is a summary of some of the tax measures that were announced in the Budget.

In the domestic context, section 84.1 is designed to prevent surplus stripping in non-arm's-length situations. The following broad example illustrates this provision.

The Budget confirms the Federal Government's intention to proceed with the legislative and regulatory proposals released on September 8, 2017, relating to the application of GST/HST to investment limited partnerships...

The Liberal Party has proposed to reduce the tax rate for the second lowest tax bracket ($44,700 to $89,401 of taxable income) from 22% to 20.5%, stating that this can result in tax relief...

If you are 18 years of age or older it is your responsibility to file a personal tax return. Crowe MacKay's tax team reviews what you need to be aware of when filing your T1 tax return and how COVID-19 supports that you received ...

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

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 ...

Over the past year, we have watched the Canadian dollar drop relative to its U.S. counterpoint impacting Canadian businesses. U.S. goods and services are now more expensive, U.S. sales make a premium and errors when recording foreign exchange transactions can cost you more money.

With Canada's attempts in containing COVID-19, provinces and territories are now creating plans to re-open their economies.

Internal controls are used to direct, monitor and measure your business's operations and are key to your business meeting its goals.

As a shareholder are you aware of the benefits you are receiving and their potential tax implications? Crowe MacKay advisors review common shareholder benefits you may encounter and the importance

The question of whether a person is in a business relationship (self-employed independent contractor) or in an employee-employer relationship is not one that is always easy to answer.

Bill S-211, an Act Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains and amending Customs Tariff, came into effect on January 1, 2024, and has a May 31, 2024, reporting deadline.

Filing your personal taxes properly is vital to avoid extra fees and to ensure you receive all deductions available for your tax return. Jennifer Mendes, Senior Manager in Kelowna, provides...

On February 25, 2021, Alberta Finance Minister, Travis Toews, announced the 2021 Alberta Budget. Many of the Budget measures are meant to drive the province's investment in health care...

Canadian tax rules require ALL EMPLOYERS to withhold Canadian income tax from remuneration paid to employees providing services in Canada per Regulation 102 (Reg. 102).

One of the major themes of this year's Federal Budget was the "Strengthening of the Middle Class."

The Budget did not propose a number of changes that were the subject of speculation prior to the Budget.