The Latest at Baker Tilly Windsor
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Tax changes to the Canadian digital economy
In recent months, the tax treatment of non-resident and resident suppliers (i.e., Wayfair) engaged in e-commerce sales has undergone significant changes. While many of these suppliers were not required to register and collect provincial or Canadian federal sales tax in the past, those obligations have changed.
Five minutes with Matt Zarowny
“After graduating from Queen’s University with a mechanical engineering degree, I began my career in the aerospace and automotive industries as a process engineer, subsequently earning my professional designation.”
Transfer pricing and small‑ to medium‑sized enterprises
Much like large global companies, small‑ to medium‑sized enterprise multinational enterprises (MNEs) may be subject to complex transfer pricing requirements. As governments increasingly seek to protect their tax base, our new Tax Alert focuses on the transfer pricing challenges and considerations facing small‑ to medium‑sized enterprise MNEs.
John Oakey appointed VP of Tax at CPA Canada
Waterloo, ON – Baker Tilly Canada is pleased to announce National Tax director John Oakey will be joining CPA Canada as its new VP of Tax. This appointment recognizes Oakey’s status as one of the country’s leading tax experts, and his Baker Tilly colleagues are proud to see him transition to this prestigious position in the accounting profession.
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Don’t let transfer pricing cost you
If your business is a multinational enterprise (MNE), you may be impacted by transfer pricing. Specifically, if you and another entity within your MNE buy or sell goods or services, use the same brand and trademarks, access or grow the group’s intellectual property and have intercompany funding with each other, these transactions must be priced properly to ensure the appropriate profit is reported in Canada.
A guide to transfer pricing
The complicated world of transfer pricing just got easier to understand. Baker Tilly Windsor’s new specialty transfer pricing service helps businesses navigate this complex area of corporate tax. While sound transfer pricing planning can considerably reduce tax liabilities, tax authorities will often review such transactions, and non‑compliance with any requirements can be costly. Our experienced team will help you follow procedures to minimize the risk of reassessment and other penalties.
Entrepreneurship and motherhood
Welcome to this month’s edition of The Bright Side. If your goal is to be a mom while running your own business, this blog entry is for you. There are plenty of ways to balance the dream of motherhood without extinguishing the flames of entrepreneurship. Don’t doubt yourself, you can do it all. Though it is a lot of work, the best things always are!
Episode 3 - Owner-Managed Businesses Part 2: Creating Your Exit Plan
It seems weird to plan an exit strategy for a business you just started, but planning your exit can give you peace of mind and save you time and money when the time comes to leave.
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Baker Tilly Windsor Consulting
Optimize the full potential of your business by aligning key drivers of success. Designed to future-proof your organization, Baker Tilly Windsor Consulting provides effective business and strategic planning, growth support, tools to improve talent engagement and guidance on systems integration and operations.
Office closure and moving to a virtual approach
Our firm, our staff and our families are fully committed to physical distancing, but we also want to remain social with our clients, co-workers and friends. This message is a follow-up to our original message; we would like clients to be aware that effective Monday, March 23, the office will be closed.
Residential rental property developers and GST/HST obligations
Planning to build or substantially renovate a residential rental property? Whether it’s a small rental house or large apartment tower, property developers in Canada are subject to strict GST/HST obligations.
Episode 2 - Owner-Managed Businesses Part 1: How to Pay Yourself
Welcome to part one of a four-part miniseries where Frankie and Sarah will focus and highlight key areas of interest for owner-managed businesses.
