Baker Tilly Hosts Service Award Luncheon
Baker Tilly Yorkton office hosts event to recognize employees.
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Baker Tilly Advantage
As a business owner, you need information that’s timely and relevant to drive daily decisions. Baker Tilly Advantage addresses that need by leveraging best-in-class technologies to deliver customized accounting, finance and operational assistance.
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The impact of the new carbon pricing model
In the fall of 2018, the federal government implemented their strategy for reducing carbon emissions by 50 to 60 million tonnes by 2022. In doing so, they enacted upon a charge of $20 per tonne in 2019, with an annual increase of $10 per tonne until it reaches $50 per tonne by 2022. This carbon pricing model will have an effect on both individuals and corporations in Saskatchewan.
The Latest at Baker Tilly Yorkton
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Is Finance ready for intergenerational transfers?
A fundamental principle in tax policy is neutrality. Taxation should seek to be neutral, not influence activities or decisions. However, governments have a tendency to utilize tax legislation to incentivize or discourage taxpayer behaviours.
The capital gains inclusion rate dilemma
As we get closer to the federal budget date each year, people start speculating about a possible increase in the capital gains inclusion rate. Currently, individuals only pay tax on 50 per cent of their capital gains, leaving the other 50 per cent tax-free. There are legitimate policy reasons for not taxing 100 per cent of capital gains (e.g., inflation, risk), but the intention of this article is not to debate the policy behind full or partial taxation on capital gains.
Forbes picks BT as one of Canada’s best employers
Waterloo, ON – Baker Tilly Canada is proud to be included on the 2020 Forbes list of Canada’s Best Employers. Through the gathering and analysis of employee perspectives from throughout the country, this list aims to identify the companies doing the most to serve the needs of their employees.
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2020 B.C. Provincial Budget tax changes
On February 18, 2020, the B.C. (British Columbia) government announced proposed changes to the provincial tax laws.
Baker Tilly WM announces two new partners
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.
Baker Tilly KDN is pleased to announce the promotion of Sarah Netley to partner
Netley’s experience in tax planning and research with respect to various phases of the business cycle, including start-up, growth, succession and retirement/estate planning, has enabled her to help owner-managed businesses minimize their tax burden and capitalize on new opportunities.
Baker Tilly Nova Scotia’s Kate Newcom receives HR Award of Excellence
Dartmouth, NS – Baker Tilly Nova Scotia is thrilled to announce Kate Newcom, the firm’s director of human resources, has been recognized with the Nova Scotia CPHR 2019 Award of Excellence.
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Trust reporting in 2021 will come sooner than you think
New trust reporting requirements are coming for calendar year 2021 for many unsuspecting trust administrators. But how did we get to this point of needing to disclose additional information, and what should trust administrators be doing right now?
Baker Tilly KDN appoints Jesse Genereaux to partner
Cobourg, ON – Baker Tilly KDN is pleased to announce the promotion of Jesse Genereaux to partner.
Baker Tilly WM’s Anna Moreton honoured as part of CPABC’s 2019 Member Recognition program
Vancouver, BC – Baker Tilly WM is thrilled to announce Anna Moreton has been recognized as one of 25 honourees in the Chartered Professional Accountants of British Columbia’s (CPABC) 2019 Member Recognition program.
Corporate-owned farm residences
When a family farm operation has been incorporated, it is relatively common for the family residence to be on the same parcel of land as the farmland owned and operated by the corporation.
