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The Federal Government delivered its Fall Economic and Fiscal Update ("Economic Update") on Wednesday, November 21, 2018.

If you paid salary, employment commissions or employee benefits from January 1 to December 31, 2015, you must complete and file: ....

One of the most common GST/HST compliance issues relates to the application of the general place of supply rules that determine if the sale of goods is deemed

The amendments to the anti-avoidance provisions in subsection 55(2) of the Income Tax Act (Canada) that were enacted a few years ago have created some uncertainly and even confusion to private companies and their tax advisors.

As the 2018 calendar year gets underway, it's a good opportunity for a refresher on the significant legislative changes introduced in 2017, which impact tenants and landlords in Ontario.

On March 18, 2020, the Government announced a series of economic measures designed to support Canadian workers and businesses.

We live in amazing times. Technology has not only reduced barriers to starting a company but also lengthened the time-frame in which to do so.

Today, Ontario's Finance Minister, the Honourable Charles Sousa, tabled the province's budget for 2016 ("Budget 2016").

At this time of the year, most business owners and managers are updating plans for 2014. These plans might include budgeting for financial and employee growth, plans for launching a new product, or opening a new office to serve customers.

Many non-residents do not realize that serious income tax repercussions can arise when investing in Canadian real estate.

New draft Goods and Services/Harmonized Sales Tax (GST/HST) proposals were released by the federal Department of Finance on September 8, 2017 for public consultation.

If you are concerned that you might be selected for an audit, how do you prepare for a possible visit?

Today, Ontario's Finance Minister, the Honourable Charles Sousa, tabled the province's budget for 2016 ("Budget 2016").

In most cases, a taxable Canadian corporation can pay dividends to another taxable Canadian corporation and such dividends do not attract corporate tax, as long as the recipient corporation is connected to the payor corporation.

We know that life has changed radically and rapidly for all Canadians over the past few weeks. Moving to remote work and practising social distancing...

From our annual Tax Tips guide, here are the tips and suggestions for the Family for the year 2016.