Alberta has announced the launch of its Innovation Employment Grant (IEG) program, which aims to attract investment into Alberta’s tech sector.
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has canceled IC87-2R, a comprehensive document on how the CRA applied transfer pricing legislation.
The Canadian province of Manitoba has reduced its retail sales tax from 7 to 6 percent.
British Columbia has introduced a 7 percent Provincial Sales Tax (PST) on digital services provided to consumers that reside in the province.
The effective date for British Columbia’s Transparency Register requirements has been extended to 1 October 2020.
Nova Scotia has reduced its standard corporate income tax rate in an effort to attract more business to the province.
Significant changes to Canada’s Labour Code recently took effect. They're meant to modernize Canada’s employment standards, including helping workers achieve better work-life balance.
Recent, long-anticipated changes to Canada’s Labour Code came as a result of increased global competition and rapid technological advancements that have altered the way businesses operate. Here's a summary of the most important changes.
Quebec’s government has announced plans to gradually raise the minimum wage until it reaches $15 per hour.
Canada's Pay Equity Act will overhaul current legislation for pay equity in federally regulated workplaces with 10 or more employees.
Beginning 1 September 2019, the Canadian Labour Code will prohibit employers from paying employees differently based on employment status if the same or similar work is performed.
Canadian controlled private corporations are subject to a new set of complex tax rules relating to the refundable dividend tax on hand (RDTOH) balance.