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February 2025 - 2025-02-14

ESG in Canada: Navigating Regulations, Sustainable Finance, and Corporate Governance

In the evolving corporate landscape, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) frameworks have transitioned from a voluntary initiative to a strategic necessity for businesses operating in Canada. The increased focus on ESG regulations, climate risk assessment, and corporate governance is driven by stringent regulatory frameworks, growing investor expectations, and heightened public scrutiny.

February 2025 - 2025-02-05

Navigating Non-Resident Tax Compliance in Canada: A Comprehensive Guide

As a non-resident earning income in Canada, understanding your tax obligations is critical to protecting your financial interests. Whether you have income from Canadian businesses, rental properties, pensions, or investments, the complexities of the Canadian tax system can lead to over-payments or penalties if not handled correctly. This guide consolidates key insights and solutions for navigating non-resident tax compliance effectively.

February 2025 - 2025-02-03

Basics of Cryptocurrency Businesses

The rapid penetration of Decentralized Finance (DeFi) into the world economy has led to the rapid emergence of FinTech companies in segments such as A) crypto-currency mining, B) custodian of digital assets and C) payment processors. Consequently, the interest of investors is increasing in these sectors which increases the necessity and involvement of the independent auditors to audit their financial statements.

Audit of crypto companies involves unique challenges, including testing of complex technology and compliance of regulatory frameworks. This article provides a structured approach on the audit of crypto companies, focusing on key areas like IT General Controls (ITGC), IT Application Controls (ITAC), revenue, and compliance.

January 2025 - 2025-01-13

How to Manage Canadian Cross-Border E-Commerce Taxes

How to Manage Canadian Cross-Border E-Commerce Taxes

The rapid expansion of cross-border e-commerce has fundamentally reshaped global trade, creating new opportunities and regulatory challenges. In response, the Government of Canada has implemented requirements for cross-border e-commerce businesses, including non-resident suppliers, to charge and collect the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) on taxable digital products and services sold to Canadian consumers. These measures aim to ensure fair competition and compliance within the evolving digital economy.

January 2025 - 2025-01-09

6 Tips for Filing Farming Taxes in Canada

November 2024 - 2024-11-29

The Rapid Penetration of Decentralized Finance (DeFi)

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