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Vancouver, BC – Baker Tilly WM is pleased to announce Mary Louise Hall and Joel Babich have been promoted to partner. Charting similar paths at the firm, they both arrived in 2018. Since then, Hall served as director, Professional Standards, Audit & Accounting in the Toronto office, while Babich served as director, Professional Standards in the Vancouver office.
In this space, sometime ago, a fellow blogger wrote about how survivor payments made out of a deceased's tax free savings account (TFSA) to the deceased's spouse TFSA would qualify as an "exempt contribution"...
Baker Tilly WM is pleased to contribute towards a project led by Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine that that helps tackle coronavirus, understand how viral proteins work and design therapeutics to stop them.
Our experts are at the heart of the exceptional service we provide. Our team has now grown extensively, allowing us to offer clients a wide range of services. Whatever your business needs may be, we've got you covered.
Today is application day for the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy (CEWS), and in certain circumstances, you can get up to 100 per cent subsidy of your payroll costs.
The Queen’s Bench for Saskatchewan was recently asked (in the case of Gust vs. Langan et al., 2020 SKQB 42) whether a will handwritten on a paper napkin created by the deceased sometime before his death met the requirements of being a valid will...
As many of you know the Disability Tax Credit (DTC) is a credit to income tax otherwise payable, available for those with a severe or prolonged impairment. It is meant to provide some relief from the additional costs and expenses incurred associated with the impairment.
As the ongoing response to COVID-19 rapidly evolves, many Canadians find themselves facing an uncertain financial future. To help alleviate concerns, the Canadian government introduced financial relief measures and programs to support individuals and businesses impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
In times of crisis, people can be opportunistic, and this economic turmoil can allow for certain tax planning opportunities. The current economic downturn caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has negatively affected the valuation of many Canadian businesses. Accordingly, it is wise to revisit any estate freeze transactions that may have been implemented at a time in a prior year when the economy was booming.
In past blogs, we discussed income splitting arrangements available to individuals who wish to loan funds to his/her lower income spouse or adult child, or in the case of minor children, a discretionary family trust.
Toronto, ON – Baker Tilly WM is excited to welcome new partner Deepak Upadhyaya as leader of the firm’s Digital Technology & Risk Group. A respected people coach, leader and mentor, Upadhyaya brings to this role more than 25 years of progressive experience leading risk and consulting teams at various professional services firms. His specialized expertise in technology and risk management will serve him well in his new role.
