About Baker Tilly KDN LLP
Baker Tilly KDN is a full-service accounting firm providing assurance, tax and related business advisory services to a broad range of clientele from our offices in Peterborough, Lindsay, Courtice and Cobourg.
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Baker Tilly KDN Digital
In addition to top-notch assurance and tax guidance, Baker Tilly KDN clients benefit from our dynamic team of digital consultants – giving you access to the expertise you need, when you need it. The BT KDN Digital team is here to help you harness the information you need to make informed decisions in a digital landscape.
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What our clients say
Testimonials from our clients.
The Latest at Baker Tilly Durham Region
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Five in five: Denise Jones
“The pandemic has only highlighted what we can do with technology and collaboration.”
Episodes 6 & 7 – Estate Taxes and Probate Planning
While thinking about what happens when you pass away can be an emotional and challenging exercise, putting a plan in place can give you peace of mind by knowing that your estate plan will meet the goals that are important to you and your loved ones. This two-part podcast will help you better understand why planning ahead is important and how to get started.
The evolving state of cloud accounting
Welcome back to The Bright Side! This month’s blog post explores the evolving state of cloud accounting and all the positive ways businesses that migrate to the cloud can benefit from this shift, including new access to efficiencies and savings. All the time and money you devote to data entry could be eliminated almost overnight with a shift toward automation, and significant new possibilities are emerging with each passing month. Cloud accounting ultimately frees business owners to focus more on what they do best. If you’re not sure cloud accounting is right for you, allow me to explore The Bright Side.
BT Canada offers recommendations on transfer pricing reform
At Baker Tilly Canada, we are committed to helping ensure fairness and integrity in the Canadian tax system.
As part of this commitment, we are grateful for the opportunity to provide our input on the Department of Finance consultation paper regarding reform and modernization of Canada’s transfer pricing rules.
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Moving on up – Proposed GST rental rebate increase
Recently, the federal government announced plans to propose an increased GST rebate for new residential rental buildings.
DataCore Mail Management acquired by 3CO Legacy Solutions
Vancouver, B.C. – Baker Tilly Corporate Finance (“Baker Tilly CF”) is pleased to announce its client DataCore Mail Management Ltd. (“DataCore”) was recently acquired by 3CO Legacy Solutions Inc. (“3CO”). In this transaction, Baker Tilly CF served as the exclusive financial advisor to DataCore and its shareholders.
BT Corporate Finance advises Galati Cheese on acquisition
Windsor, ON – Baker Tilly Corporate Finance is pleased to announce Kirtland Capital Partners VI (“Kirtland”) has completed a recapitalization of Galati Cheese Company Ltd. (“Galati Cheese”) in partnership with the Galati family.
Baker Tilly Canada shares input on transfer pricing reform
Waterloo, ON – Baker Tilly Canada is proposing a series of recommendations to support the ongoing development of a robust and effective national transfer pricing framework.
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2023 tax fact sheets
Want to better understand Canadian tax rates for 2023? Then you’re in the right place. We’ve put together the following fact sheets to provide a convenient comparison of relevant tax rates for every Canadian province and territory.
Bring it back – Repatriating profits from Canada to the U.S.
In our latest Tax Alert, we take a look at repatriation planning. Specifically, we examine the most effective tax strategies for a Canadian subsidiary (“CanCo”) to repatriate profits to its U.S. parent corporation (“USCo”).
Intergenerational business transfers
Among its wide-ranging tax measures and initiatives, Budget 2023 provides long-awaited clarity on the issue of intergenerational transfers.
Episode 5 – Owner-Managed Businesses Part 4: The Canadian Capital Gains Exemption
This episode concludes our miniseries for owner‑managed businesses, so if you haven’t heard parts 1‑3, we recommend you check those out! To round out the miniseries, Frankie and Sarah break down the specific criteria under the Income Tax Act (ITA) for the capital gains exemption, beginning with a brief overview of what it...
