Each year, between September and February, our firm presents a series of Tax Seminars on topics of current interests for accountants in public practice.
Now in its 27th year and attended annually by over 600 professionals, this program provides what professionals need to know in the tax area. At a modest cost, the Tax Seminars are good value, a useful resource, and qualify for CPD credit. We also provide special seminars on selected topics .
Details of topics, format, dates and registration are available here.
There will be a total of 8 sessions between September and December.
Access to our archive of seminar materials is available to those who attend regularly. If you were sent a username and password, you may login and access the archive.
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Oct 09, 2020
As part of the Canadian government’s efforts to combat money laundering, aggressive tax avoidance and tax evasion activities relating to trusts, enhanced income tax reporting requirements for certain trusts will be required for the 2021 and subsequent taxation years. The new rules also contain harsh penalties for knowingly fail to comply with the new trust reporting requirements or non-compliance due to gross negligence…
Jul 29, 2020
On July 27, 2020, the Canada Revenue Agency (the “CRA”) announced a further extension to the tax payment and filing due dates for certain taxes from September 1, 2020 to September 30, 2020. The extension applies to current year individual, corporate, and trust tax returns, as well as instalment payments. Interest will not be charged on these amounts if payments are made by the extended deadline of September 30, 2020. Whether or not full payment is required in order to receive this relief is unclear.
Apr 15, 2020
The Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy (“CEWS”) legislation has been released and is now law. In general, the CEWS will reimburse eligible employers 75 per cent of the amount of remuneration paid to eligible employees (to a maximum benefit of $847 per week).
The legislation was prepared under less than ideal circumstances so it is not surprising that there are a number of questions and observations we hope the government will address. However, we can now provide more answers than in our April 7, 2020 Tax Tip.
