Dentons Canada Tax Insights Podcast Series Dentons

In this episode, we highlight the tax measures announced in the federal government’s Budget 2023, A Made-in-Canada Plan: Strong Middle Class, Affordable Economy, Healthy Future.

There a number of important tax changes coming into effect in Canada in 2023 that taxpayers and their advisors should be aware of. In this episode, we take you through everything you need to know about these changes to avoid unintended tax consequences and to ensure compliance with new reporting requirements.

The TFSA program began in 2009 and was established as a way for Canadian individuals 18 years of age or older to set money aside and invest it tax free throughout their lifetime. There are many rules that govern the use of the tax free savings account and in this episode, Gergely Hegedus, member of our Edmonton office tax group goes over some of these rules. For more information on this subject, Gergely can be contacted directly via email at Gergely.hegedus@dentons.com

The Tax Insights podcast is a series we’ve launched to keep you up-to-date on economic and tax related measures that are being announced by the Government of Canada. In this episode, we recap the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy program and look at the recent updates announced by the finance minister in July.

Court closures due to the various emergency and health measures across Canada have forced litigators to become more innovative on how they move matters forward. For this episode, we look at how extraordinary circumstances are rapidly changing court procedures and forcing the legal community to look at innovative ways of moving disputes towards a resolution.

In this episode, we look at what small businesses are doing to ensure they survive the current economic crisis and how some businesses are pivoting to meet the demand for goods and services arising from the COVID pandemic. Heather Barnhouse, Partner and member of the firm’s technology and corporate commercial groups in Edmonton discusses what she is seeing on the frontlines and provides some unique ideas on what small businesses can do to adapt to the current economic realities.