About Baker Tilly Catalyst LLP
With more than 50 years of experience in accounting, tax and business advisory, Baker Tilly Catalyst LLP is dedicated to aiding in the success of private businesses across Calgary and Southern Alberta.
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Managing banking relationships in agricultural organizations
For many agricultural organizations, their chosen financial institution is a significant partner in the success of the operation. With increasing consolidation of farm corporations, credit facility agreements are becoming larger and more complex. Reporting frequency has increased, covenants have been added, and many institutions are seeking forward-looking projections.
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Episode 19 – Prorogued Parliament and the Impact on Tax Laws with John Oakey
Are you ready to explore the complex but crucial world of tax legislation and its implications for your business?
Baker Tilly Canada Capital provided vendor due diligence to assist in the sale of MobilGrain
Vancouver, BC – Baker Tilly Canada Capital is pleased to announce GCM Grosvenor has partnered with Bluejay Capital Partners to acquire AGT Foods and Ingredients Inc.’s (AGT) shortline rail and bulk handling infrastructure assets comprised of Mobil Grain Ltd. (MobilGrain) and its subsidiaries. Baker Tilly provided vendor due diligence to...
Navigating trade uncertainty: Tax planning and transfer pricing strategies
Anticipated tariffs on imports from Canada as proposed by President‑Elect Trump have caused significant uncertainty for Canadian businesses involved in cross‑border trade. This bold tariff threat may simply be a negotiating tactic by the U.S. and not materialize. Nevertheless, businesses should expect a challenging and cloudy trade environment where the threat of tariffs is ever present. Moreover, renegotiation of the United States‑Mexico‑Canada Agreement (“USMCA”) will occur during Trump’s presidency.
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Terri Holowath appointed as the chair of Baker Tilly
Waterloo, ON – Baker Tilly is pleased to announce Terri Holowath as the new chair of its Board of Directors, bringing a wealth of leadership experience to the position, gained from more than 30 years in the professional services industry. Since 2010, as the managing partner of Baker Tilly in Calgary,...
Ramping up: Canadian engineering & construction
The Engineering & Construction sector plays a vital role in Canada's economy, contributing 7.5% to the national GDP. Our latest report dives into the challenges and opportunities shaping this industry, with insights on macroeconomic trends, sector performance, and future growth expectations. Gain valuable perspectives on key sub-sectors, including new home...Unpacking the Fall Economic Statement
In the wake of tumultuous events in Ottawa, the government released its Fall Economic Statement (FES). Building on previously announced tax measures, the FES outlines further legislative updates and changes. Our new Tax Alert examines the key proposals and their impact on personal and business tax considerations.
Baker Tilly celebrates successful 2024 CFE writers
Waterloo, ON – Baker Tilly proudly recognizes the 62 exemplary professionals from across our Canadian network who have successfully completed the 2024 Common Final Examination (CFE). Additionally, Madeline Kiesekamp from Baker Tilly in Dartmouth was named National Gold Medalist (Atlantic Region).
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Baker Tilly firms in Alberta unite to sponsor Scotiabank Hockey Day in Canada
Alberta, Canada – Baker Tilly firms across Alberta are proud to announce their joint sponsorship of the upcoming Scotiabank Hockey Day in Canada, set to take place in Canmore, Alberta, from January 15 to 18, 2025. This collaborative effort includes Baker Tilly offices in Edmonton, Rocky Mountain House, Calgary, Canmore, and...
The new capital gains inclusion rate and exemptions
The federal government recently increased the capital gains inclusion rate from 50% to 66.67% on gains above $250,000 for individuals and on all gains for corporations. However, other updates have helped offset this change.
Key takeaways from the GST/HST holiday tax break
On Nov. 21, 2024, the Department of Finance announced it would temporarily introduce a measure to implement a Goods and Services Tax/Harmonized Sales Tax (GST/HST) break for Canadians for the two‑month period from Dec. 14, 2024 to Feb. 15, 2025.
