Meet Baker Tilly REO
Baker Tilly REO is a leading accounting firm in Eastern Ontario, providing expert audit, tax and advisory services to valued clients in the region.
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Addressing the proposed EIFEL rules
On Feb. 4, 2022, the Department of Finance (Finance) introduced draft legislation relating to Excessive Interest and Financing Expenses Limitation (EIFEL) rules, which implement the recommendations in Action 4 of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development’s Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) project.
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Baker Tilly Canada congratulates 41 successful 2022 CFE writers
Waterloo, ON — Marking another incredible year of professional performance, Baker Tilly Canada congratulates all the candidates across its nationwide network who successfully completed the 2022 Common Final Examination (CFE).
The Latest at Baker Tilly Pembroke
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Advancing your firm’s growth, leadership and success
In today’s legal landscape, firms must continually consider and evaluate how they operate. A big part of this is being ready to address and adapt to new circumstances and challenges. With this in mind, our latest Lawyers Alert examines a variety of relevant topics, including the true economics of associates’ compensation, optimizing your firm’s strength in attracting top talent and how to effectively – and tactfully – manage client expectations. We invite you to review the feature articles below, as they offer valuable perspective, insight and commentary.
Fall Economic Statement
On November 3, 2022, the Fall Economic Statement was provided by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, The Honourable Chrystia Freeland, P.C., M.P. in the House of Commons.
Five in five: Terri Holowath
“I find it ironic how our profession often has a reputation for attracting those who are averse to change, when in reality we deal with it every day and in so many ways.”
Selling Canadian property as a non-resident
Over the past two years, real estate prices have soared in many areas of the country, and increasing sales prices combined with the growing difficulty crossing the border due to the pandemic has led to a dramatic increase in non-residents selling cottages, rental properties and commercial properties in Canada.
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Canadian tax fact sheets 2022
If you want to better understand Canadian tax rates in 2022, you are in the right place. We have compiled the following fact sheets to provide a convenient comparison of relevant tax rates for every Canadian province and territory.
Gratuities and tips – time to revisit payroll practices
Tips are in the news, again! Recently, a restaurant’s tips policy made it all the way to the Federal Court of Appeal to decide whether the service staff tips are subject to Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Employment Insurance (EI). With customers increasingly tipping electronically, the decision in this appeal is very relevant.
Baker Tilly GWD partner Ed Mitukiewicz retires
Elora, ON – After more than three decades of service, long‑time Baker Tilly GWD partner Ed Mitukiewicz is retiring. Praised for his dedication, Mitukiewicz helped drive firm growth thanks to his keen ability to address clients’ complex tax needs.
Don’t overlook the fuel charges tax credit
The federal government introduced the Return of Fuel Charge Proceeds to Farmers Tax Credit in December 2021 to help farmers offset the high cost of the carbon tax.
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Baker Tilly GWD promotes two leaders
Guelph, ON – Baker Tilly GWD is pleased to announce Adrian Carreiro and Damien Condon have been promoted to associate partner, in celebration of their extensive technical skillsets and contributions to the success of the firm.
To file or not to file – Considerations for late‑filed GST/HST section 156 elections
GST/HST is generally applicable when property and/or services destined exclusively for commercial purposes are supplied by a closely related party who is registered for that tax. To simplify tax accounting and improve cashflow, certain closely related Canadian corporations and partnerships can elect under subsection 156(2) of the Excise Tax Act, via Form RC4616, to treat certain supplies by a closely related person as if they were made without consideration.
Five in five: Tammy Carlin
“The best advice I ever received did not come through words. It came by observing my longtime mentor in action. Following his lead, [SA1] I prioritize respect, trust, care and empathy in serving clients and mentoring staff.”
Rock Lapalme joins growing National Tax team
Waterloo, ON – Baker Tilly Canada is pleased to announce Rock Lapalme is joining the network’s National Tax team as associate director. In his new role, Lapalme will work to improve and grow services to further support the network’s member firms.
