Waterloo, ON – With Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne set to table Budget 2026 on Nov. 5, Baker Tilly is getting ready to share timely, practical insights on the tax measures that will shape planning for Canadian businesses and individuals through 2026 and into 2027.
This is the government’s second budget under its new fall cycle. It arrives as many business owners turn their attention to investment, productivity, and long-term growth. New incentives for business investment are expected, and several previously announced measures are still waiting to be legislated. That makes clarity on what comes next essential for anyone planning the year ahead.
Continuing our tradition of in-depth budget analysis, our national tax team will review the budget as it’s released. We’ll explain what it means for owner-managed businesses, mid-market companies, families and investors. Because the steps you take today define your tomorrow.
We invite anyone who wants clear, practical perspective to join our Budget Watch 2026 coverage. Subscribers will receive our analysis of the budget’s key tax measures, along with updates as proposals move toward legislation.
“Canadian businesses are ready to invest, and we’re looking to the federal government to give them the confidence to do it,” says Sean Grant-Young, Baker Tilly’s National Director of Tax. “That means simple incentives, clear timelines and certainty on measures still waiting to be legislated, so owners can plan for 2027 with confidence.”
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