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    Five minutes with Laura Senay

    Got five minutes? In the latest instalment of Baker Tilly Windsor’s “Meet our experts” feature, financial planner Laura Senay discusses her journey in the finance sector. She brings extensive financial knowledge and experience to Baker Tilly Windsor, helping clients achieve their financial planning goals.

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    Get a grip on indirect tax

    When it comes to indirect tax, clients have a wide range of questions. What is it? What opportunities are available? Am I missing out on anything I could be gaining? Do I have obligations I’m failing to meet that could result in penalties? In addition to answering these questions, the advisors at Baker Tilly Windsor can address all the minutiae that factor into this highly complex, specialized, often‑overlooked area, so our clients have nothing to worry about.

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    PR Is a marathon, not a sprint

    Training for a marathon is no easy task. The physical and mental process is daunting, grueling, time-consuming and rewarding all at once. It requires a high level of dedication, strategy and intention

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    Five minutes with Hayko Kalktik

    Got five minutes? In the latest instalment of Baker Tilly Windsor’s “Meet our experts” feature, financial planner Hayko Kalktik shares insights into a 14-year finance career, including roles in banks and financial planning. Kalktik joined the Baker Tilly Windsor team to help clients achieve their financial planning goals.

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    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.

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    Navigating the complexity of today’s tax compliance

    In the tax policy world of 2024, Canadian accountants and businesses face many challenges as they try to properly administrate their existing corporate structures and execute their tax planning. Today’s tax laws are far more complex and ambiguous than they were a decade ago, particularly in the owner/manager or mid-market space. While the rules for large corporations and multinationals are no less complex, those businesses have many more resources then the typical owner/manager.

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    Why more farmers are seeing smaller corporate tax bills

    Many farmers across Canada can expect to benefit from a change in the small business deduction (SBD) rules. In fact, you may have already noticed your corporate tax bill has gone down this year. This is because the change came into effect starting with corporate year‑ends ending April 30, 2023.