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Ramping up: Canadian engineering & construction
Canada’s Engineering & Construction sector drives 7.5% of GDP. Our report explores challenges, opportunities, and growth trends across key sub-sectors in this evolving industry.
Kevin Shaw Howard Ma Bongani Moyo Jan 15, 2025
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Corporate finance Transaction services Valuations
Exit readiness: Strategic considerations when selling your business
As a seasoned business owner contemplating retirement, selling your business requires careful planning, including options like passing it down, an Initial Public Offering (IPO), liquidation, or selling as a going concern.
Bongani Moyo Sep 18, 2023
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Business advisory services Transaction services Audit and accounting International
BT Canada offers recommendations on transfer pricing reform
At Baker Tilly Canada, we are dedicated to promoting fairness and integrity in the Canadian tax system and are pleased to provide input on the Department of Finance’s consultation paper regarding transfer pricing rule reform.
Mike Hayward Dean Morris Jul 26, 2023
Publications-BT Canada offers recommendations on transfer pricing reform
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Transfer pricing and small- to medium- sized enterprises
Our new Tax Alert highlights transfer pricing challenges and considerations for small-to-medium-sized multinational enterprises (MNEs), as governments tighten tax base protections.
Dean Morris May 25, 2023
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FBAR penalty – A welcomed decision by the Supreme Court
On Feb. 28, 2023, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Bittner v. United States that the non-willful penalty for failing to file the FBAR is assessed per report, not per account basis.
Mar 14, 2023
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Borders without (tax) boundaries – Navigating U.S. returns in a cross-border setting
U.S. citizens and Green Card holders must file annual tax returns, even abroad. There are ways to reduce tax exposure, but failure to file can result in penalties.
Shelley Smith Dec 13, 2022
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Business advisory services Transaction services Audit and accounting Tax advisory
Voluntary Disclosures Program not to be taken lightly
Our new Tax Alert emphasizes how recent CRA amendments and court decisions make the Voluntary Disclosures Program more restrictive, urging caution for those seeking immunity from penalties.
Riccardo Zerbino Jul 26, 2022
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Business advisory services Transaction services Audit and accounting Tax advisory
Amendments to the General Anti-Avoidance Rule – subtle changes not to be ignored
Our new Tax Alert outlines proposed amendments to the General Anti-Avoidance Rule (GAAR), offering greater certainty for taxpayers and the CRA, and improving resource efficiency.
Sarah Perrin Carl Scholz Jun 30, 2022
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Business advisory services Transaction services Audit and accounting Tax advisory
Time is running out to fill your prescription — for a prescribed rate loan, that is
Our new Tax Alert explains how a prescribed rate loan can reduce your tax bill through income-splitting with a lower-income family member, urging you to lock in the current lower rate before it increases.
Jun 3, 2022
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Transaction services Valuations Private enterprise
HVAC industry shows no signs of cooling off
In a new report examining the Canadian HVAC industry in Q4 2021, Baker Tilly Canada Capital Corporation analyzes the industry’s strong performance. 
May 9, 2022
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Transaction services Private enterprise International Succession and estate planning
A hot housing market and a change in use equals tax with no cash. But there is a solution.
Most Canadians know that selling their home normally will not result in income tax thanks to the principal residence exemption (PRE). Unfortunately, people tend to extend this "knowledge" into a feeling that they need <em>never</em> worry about tax when dealing with their principal residence.
Eric Gagnon Jun 7, 2021
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