Base erosion and profit shifting have recently made news headlines around the world.

I've written before about American citizens giving up citizenship, and green-card holders giving up that status.

More sophisticated methods and technology have changed how Canadians are being scammed. Learning what to keep an eye out for can make all the difference.

The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act was passed in 2005 and requires all public and private organizations in Ontario to comply with regulations that have been phased in over a number of years.

Recently the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) provided some written guidance on the income tax treatment for taxpayers that unknowingly make an investment in a fraudulent investment scheme, including Ponzi or Ponzi-like schemes (See CRA Technical Interpretation Document No. 2014-0531171M6 dated July 3, 2014).

Welcome to MNP’s blog series in support of Fraud Prevention Month. Throughout the month of March, we will be exploring various fraud prevention issues affecting businesses and individuals.

Food and beverage manufacturers are under great pressure from both the external environment and the markets.

In my blog titled ‘Using an Estate Freeze to Transition Your Business’, I considered a transition of a company to the next generation.

Incorporated business owners will often ask their tax advisor whether they should make charitable donations with personal or corporate funds to achieve the best tax result.

Did you know that B.C. and Ontario wines regularly win international awards, including at competitions in France, Britain, California and Switzerland?

Canada’s Budget Implementation Act introduced in an omnibus bill on March 28, 2014 will introduce significant changes to our country’s antimoney laundering program.

It can be an enormous challenge for any organization to transition effectively through the implementation of a new or revised strategy.

In the 2015 budget papers, the Government said that the input received from Canadian stakeholders on the BEPS project of the OECD/G20 has helped shape Canada's ongoing participation in discussions.

As the year draws to a close, tax planning begins to receive more attention.

Incorporated business owners will often ask their tax advisor whether they should make charitable donations with personal or corporate funds to achieve the best tax result.

As Canadian income tax residents are taxed on their worldwide income, the Government of Canada is concerned about the underreporting of "offshore" income.

Businesses that operate globally continue to face complex tax issues, and transfer pricing – the practice of establishing arm's-length prices for related-party cross-border transactions – has become more important than ever.

Over the past six years, the United States has become increasingly concerned that Americans are stashing money offshore, essentially evading U.S. tax.

Whether you are acquiring a company as a way to enter a new market or expand your existing food and beverage business’ product offerings, proper due diligence is essential for evaluating the target company’s state.

Owning and managing a family vacation property between generations requires you to consider more than just the tax questions.