Celebrate Success Award
On October 3rd, 2018, our Yorkton office was recognized as the Education & Training award winner at the Yorkton Chamber of Commerce Celebrate Success Awards.
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Infographic: Budget 2019 highlights
Some of our experts’ top takeaways from this election-year budget include:
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3 items you almost missed in Budget 2019
Baker Tilly Canada’s National Director of Tax Services John Oakey considers three items in the federal budget that almost flew under the radar: cryptocurrency non-compliance, beneficial ownership transparency and the future of surplus stripping.
The Latest at Baker Tilly Yorkton
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Missed opportunities to invest in Canadian business
Heading into the 2019 federal budget, many Canadian businesses were hoping the Liberal government would backpedal on several years of restrictive tax measures. It started when they took office and promised to review the Income Tax Act, eliminating unnecessary tax deductions and credits – but it didn’t stop there.
Baker Tilly HMA receives Certificate of Recognition
The Pas, MB – In celebration of National Co-op Week, the University College of the North (UCN) is hosting an Employer Recognition Luncheon on March 20 – and Baker Tilly HMA LLP is being honoured.
Baker Tilly Trillium announces new partner
Leamington, ON – Baker Tilly Trillium is pleased to announce Patrick Ouellette has been promoted to partner, effective Jan. 1, 2019. Patrick received his Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Windsor in 2009. After the completion of his degree, he joined the Collins Barrow Leamington (now Baker Tilly Trillium) team and successfully obtained his CPA, CA designation in 2012.
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Commentary
The Honourable Bill Morneau, Minister of Finance, today tabled his fourth federal budget titled “Investing in the Middle Class”. With this budget, the government addressed four key areas:
- Investing in the Middle Class
- Building a Better Canada
- Advancing Reconciliation
- Delivering Real Change
Corporate transparency under the CBCA
Corporate transparency has been pushed to the top of the global agenda throughout the international community. Many countries and international organizations are asking governments to legislate the transparency of corporate ownership to help in the continuing fight against money laundering, terrorist financing, and tax evasion and avoidance.
Will the Liberals embark on the right path to tax reform?
CPA Canada and other organizations have been actively consulting with the Department of Finance and Canada Revenue Agency on various technical issues and red tape that currently exist within the Income Tax Act.
Baker Tilly Montreal announces new principal
Montreal, QC – Baker Tilly Montreal is pleased to announce Emily Kwan has been promoted to principal.
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Baker Tilly Canada continues a federal budget tradition
With the release of Budget 2019 fast approaching, Baker Tilly Canada is preparing to once again provide Canadians with expert budget analysis.
An official pardon for the GILTI
As an update to our article Planning for IRC 951A: No Reprieve for the GILTI, the IRS has recently released regulations that provide a significant benefit to many US individual taxpayers grappling with the new GILTI regime.
Will the federal government lower corporate tax rates?
If you did not associate the buzz words “competitive advantage” with the federal government and tax policy before, it is hard to ignore now.
New trust reporting rules
The 2018 Federal Budget introduced rules that will require trusts to report additional information to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) annually to improve the collection of beneficial ownership information. The new rules will also require annual tax returns for trusts, where they were formerly not needed.
