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Easing the transition
The Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy (CEWS) has been an important program for businesses struggling with the economic fallout of the pandemic. This program (which began on March 15, 2020) was designed to keep employees on the payroll during a time when businesses were experiencing unprecedented disruption in revenue. The federal government is phasing out this program by reducing the subsidy rate over the remaining four periods, from June 6 to Sept. 25, 2021.
Jun 23, 2021
Dark stormy waters with a big whitecap.
Restructuring and recovery services Succession and estate planning
How to attract and retain talent in the new labour market
As society advances through the pandemic, 2021 could see the highest number of people (re)entering the workforce and changing jobs in recorded history.
Jun 22, 2021
538 AERIAL
Restructuring and recovery services Tax advisory
Disability tax credits and bankruptcy
In general, unpaid and to be paid disability tax credits can form part of a bankrupt's estate in the form of property and income. 
Steven Frye Mar 26, 2019
Publications-All about estates
Restructuring and recovery services Transaction services
When opportunity knocks, can your firm afford it?
Consider one of the following scenarios: Your firm’s leadership wants to become the employer of choice for young professionals — and this includes a workplace that appeals to them — calling for significant leasehold improvements.
Oct 26, 2017
Birdseye view of a dense, green forest.
Restructuring and recovery services
Preventing Corporate Insolvency
Too much success may be bad for your company's health. Is it possible for a company to have too much success? Can it have too much new business, sales figures that are too high, and a bottom line that is too good for the health of the company?
Oct 31, 2013
411 PEOPLE
Restructuring and recovery services
How to secure the investment in your business
For many entrepreneurs who want to set up their own business, getting started includes digging deep into personal bank accounts and possibly taking on a second mortgage for start-up financing.
Oct 31, 2013
83 CRH
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