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The Latest at Baker Tilly Vancouver
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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.
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.
Five in five: Colin Duignam
“The breadth of knowledge and experience within our network is incredible. It’s inspiring and exciting to be part of an industry-leading collective.”
Voluntary Disclosures Program not to be taken lightly
Our new Tax Alert highlights how past amendments by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to the Voluntary Disclosures Program (VDP), along with recent court decisions, demonstrate the VDP should be used with extra caution. For those seeking immunity from interest and penalties, it is clearer than ever the VDP has become more restrictive, signaling the CRA’s heightened desire to combat tax evasion.
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In the Spotlight
Get to know the people of Baker Tilly WM! Meet the individuals who lead our firm in our brief ‘In the Spotlight' series.
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.
Why farm businesses should move into the cloud
Over the past 10 years, we have seen a great deal of consolidation among agribusinesses. As these businesses grow and accumulate debt, doing the bookkeeping and accounting at the kitchen table is no longer viable. By introducing cloud-based accounting, these businesses are better positioned to address complex reporting requirements.
Five in five: Bud Arnold
“Ultimately, focusing our efforts on what we do best enables us to help businesses and people grow.”
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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.
Baker Tilly Windsor welcomes new Corporate Finance VP
Windsor, ON – Baker Tilly Windsor is pleased to announce Peter Corio has joined the firm as VP, Corporate Finance. With 10 years of experience in commercial banking, Corio brings a valuable combination of industry expertise and a passion for entrepreneurialism to the Windsor firm.
Amendments to the General Anti-Avoidance Rule – subtle changes not to be ignored
Our new Tax Alert explains how subtle yet significant proposed amendments to the General Anti-Avoidance Rule (GAAR) can provide taxpayers and the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) greater certainty and clarity. These proposed changes may also help reduce impractical and inefficient use of CRA resources. It all adds up to a proposal that should not be ignored.
