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Blockchain set to disrupt business as usual
Technology is changing at an unprecedented rate. Not only will these changes affect the way we do business, but some changes – such as blockchain – will significantly affect the amount of time spent performing audits.
Mar 20, 2018
On The Mark-Blockchain set to disrupt business as usual
Getting Ready for Tax Season
The 2017 tax season is here and to help us ensure your personal income tax returns are prepared correctly and promptly, it is important that you provide us with all the required information. To help you gather your tax information, we provide the following list of reminders. Please review the list carefully.
Mar 15, 2018
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International Indirect tax Tax advisory
U.S. Tax Reform Punishes U.S. Citizens Abroad
From a taxation perspective, the period from July 2017 to February 2018 has been one of the most tumultuous in recent history for Canadian private company owners. For those who also have the privilege of being U.S. citizens or resident aliens, things have gotten downright ludicrous.
Todd King Mar 14, 2018
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Getting Ready for Tax Season 2017
The 2017 tax season is here and to help us ensure your personal income tax returns are prepared correctly and promptly, it is important that you provide us with all the required information. To help you gather your tax information, we provide the following list of reminders. Please review the list carefully.
Mar 14, 2018
A close-up of evergreen pine needles.
Audit and accounting Private enterprise International Tax advisory
Should you be registered for Canadian GST/HST?
Foreign companies, individuals and organizations who provide goods and services to customers in Canada should consider whether their business activities in Canada invoke a requirement to register for the Goods and Services Tax / Harmonized Sales Tax (GST/HST). 
Mar 13, 2018
This image captures the Confederation Bridge stretching across an icy landscape, with its massive concrete pillars supporting the structure as it connects Prince Edward Island to mainland New Brunswick, Canada.
Taking action on passive investment rules
If you listened closely on budget day, you could hear a sigh of relief across Canada after the federal government announced new rules on passive investment income. Largely considered a fair improvement from previous iterations of the rules, many tax practitioners welcomed the changes. However, not all were pleased. And some were far from relieved.
Mar 12, 2018
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Infographic: Closeup on SR&ED
A staple of the Income Tax Act, the SR&ED program encourages people to innovate within their company, largely by improving products and processes. If you are engaged in those kinds of activities, there are government incentives in place that will reward you for your efforts.
Scott Dupuis Mar 12, 2018
Publications-Infographic: Closeup on SR&ED
Tax advisory
Infographic: Government grants open new doors
Collins Barrow Windsor LLP may be the only accounting firm in Southwestern Ontario that specializes in grants and incentives. The knowledge we share is extremely valuable to our clients, as there are currently around 200 grants and incentives available in various industries in Canada.
Scott Dupuis Craig Hoover Mar 12, 2018
Publications-Infographic: Government grants open new doors
Transaction services Audit and accounting Private enterprise Tax advisory Transfer pricing
The capital gains exemption: beware of in-law quirks
In Canada, qualified farmland can be transferred from one generation to the next for any dollar amount between cost and fair market value (FMV) at the time of the transfer. Any capital gain triggered by the transfer is covered by the capital gains exemption (up to $1,000,000 for farmland), assuming the land is qualified farm property.
Mar 2, 2018
20 PEOPLE
Tax advisory
How will the new Passive Investment Income rules actually affect CCPCs?
OTTAWA, ON – After months of public consultation, speculation and concern, the rules regarding Passive Investment Income have finally been unveiled. In today’s 2018 Federal Budget release the government announced that passive investment income over a certain limit will now reduce a Canadian-controlled private corporation’s (CCPC) small business deduction.
Feb 27, 2018
Federal Budget 2018-Analysis
Budget 2018 Video HUB
Watch now! Baker Tilly Nova Scotia’s John Oakey breaks down what you need to know about Budget 2018.
Feb 27, 2018
Federal Budget 2018-Video
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