Tax
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Efficient tax planning is essential to the healthy management of your business. Our tax team will ensure the compliance of your financial information. With operations in every region of Quebec and the backing of a global network of experts, we are equipped to advise and support you in your innovation, growth or international expansion projects.
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Taxation – R&D and Innovation (SR&ED)
Taxation – R&D and Innovation (SR&ED)
The business world is a field in which the landscape is constantly evolving. To thrive in such an environment, companies need to(…)
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Canadian taxation
Canadian taxation
Canadian taxation can be a complex maze for companies to sort through. Our team of experts keeps up to date on the(…)
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International taxation
International taxation
With globalization, markets have become increasingly integrated, thus facilitating the cross-border movement of human and capital resources and making it easier for(…)
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taxō
taxō
Simplify your life with taxō, an online accounting service available year-round to help individuals prepare their tax returns. Quickly enter your data(…)
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Commodity taxes
Commodity taxes
Mastering the rules governing consumer taxes is no simple feat. Our team of seasoned professionals in commodity taxes are extremely knowledgeable about(…)
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Tax training courses – CQFF
Tax training courses – CQFF
Companies of all sizes would benefit from taking tax training courses to expand and update their knowledge of taxation. It’s in your(…)
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InsightsCanadian Tax: A Challenge for Foreign Workers
Hiring foreign workers is one option to help remedy the qualified labour shortage. But what about the tax aspect for those workers?
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InsightsBuying and Selling Real Property: U.S. Tax Demystified
What are the tax implications for a Canadian citizen buying, selling or leasing real estate in the United States? Our expert answers.
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InsightsSoftware/Hardware Combination Could Hamper Eligibility to TCEB
This tax credit, known as the TCEB, aims to support providers who offer their customers IT services to improve their core business processes.
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InsightsU.S. tax liability: Our tax specialists answer your questions
Canadian taxpayers who spend time in the United States may be subject to taxes in this country, based on certain conditions and(…)
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In the Media Journal de MontréalCinq erreurs fréquentes avec le CELIAPP
Le Compte d’épargne libre d’impôt pour l’achat d’une première propriété (CELIAPP) est un régime complexe et souvent mal compris. Tour d’horizon de(…)
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InsightsSR&ED tax credits: an analysis of case law
Over the years, case law has completed the legislation by interpreting particular cases where the taxpayer opposed the Crown.
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InsightsWhat Are the Obligations of an Estate Liquidator?
Have you been appointed as the executor of a relative’s estate? Make sure you are fully aware of your obligations and complete the authorization requests.
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InsightsInternational Staff Mobility: Tax Issues
International staff postings provide an excellent growth opportunity for a business. However, be aware of the tax implications.
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InsightsThe Real Business #RCGT – Obtaining R&D and SR&ED credits for SMEs
Gabriel Laroche-Johnston, Senior Taxation – R&D and Innovation (SR&ED) Manager, was not originally trained as a tax professional, but rather as an(…)
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InsightsFees for no-shows: restaurant owners must remit the taxes included
Since July 17, 2025, restaurant owners in Québec have been able to charge a fee of up to $10 per person when(…)
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In the Media Le Journal de MontréalUne nouvelle prestation pour les personnes handicapées jusqu’à 2400$ par année
Bonne nouvelle: le gouvernement fédéral a mis en place une nouvelle prestation pour personnes handicapées qui peut s’élever jusqu’à 2400$ par année.(…)
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InsightsSelling or Buying a Business: Properly Measuring the Tax Impact
Selling or buying a business is a transaction with tax consequences you should be aware of so you can lower your resulting tax bill.
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InsightsIf You Offer Products and Services in Europe, Don’t Forget VAT
While Europe offers interesting business opportunities, businesses should remember that they may have to pay VAT.
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InsightsE-Business: Watch Out for Taxes in Effect for Each Region
Driven by the current situation, more and more businesses are turning towards e-business. What are their tax obligations?
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Featured TopicsBuying and Selling Property in the United States: Tax Impacts
Are you aware of all the tax impacts for Canadian residents who own property in the United States?
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InsightsSuccession and Ownership of U.S. Assets by Canadians | FAQ
Are you a Canadian who owns assets in the United States? You may be subject to U.S. estate tax.
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InsightsRental Property: Which Taxes are Applicable to Rental Income?
If you earn income from rental property (through Airbnb, for example), do you have to pay taxes? It depends on how the building is used.
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InsightsHow to Finance a Business Acquisition in a Succession Initiative
Are you planning your succession and thinking about passing the torch to one of your employees? What are the financing options?
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The Real Business #RCGT – Getting the right US tax advice
Michael Tsertsivadze specializes in U.S. taxation for both Canadian corporations doing business in the United States and their U.S. subsidiaries.
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InsightsFlorida Property and Taxation: Beware of Inheritance Taxes
Do you own U.S. property or shares? Even if you’re not a U.S. citizen, your estate may be subject to tax.
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InsightsIncome Taxes: Remember to Report Cryptocurrencies
Your Cryptocurrency is Considered an Asset and Must be Reported. Bear in Mind that Measures Have Been Taken to Trace Cryptocurrency Holders.
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InsightsQuébec Budget 2025: Belt-Tightening Measures in the Context of a Tariff “War”
The seventh budget tabled by Éric Girard, the Québec Minister of Finance, was drafted under different circumstances compared to last year.
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InsightsNon-resident Sale of Property in Canada
Several questions arise in the case of non-residents who sell real estate in Canada. In the last few years, we have witnessed(…)
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InsightsThe Basics to Successfully Expand into the US in the Trump Era
Thinking of expanding into the United States? The current context, with possible tariffs and other measures, requires good preparation. Although the United(…)
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InsightsTax Benefits: Why Incorporate in the United States?
Is your business growing in the United States? It’s time to consider the relevance of creating a company in the United States(…)
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InsightsCreating a U.S. Entity of a Company: Choosing the State and Legal Form
The choice of state and legal form for incorporating your U.S. entity is important from a tax, legal and financial point of(…)
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InsightsRental and Sale of United States Real Estate: Answers From Our Tax Experts
Do you own or rent real estate in the United States? Are you aware of your tax liabilities?
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InsightsU.S. Tariffs: Should you Revise your Transfer Prices?
How can a Canadian company operating in the United States mitigate the impact of the tariffs that Donald Trump might impose? Uncertainty(…)
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InsightsU.S. Sales Tax: Here’s What Exporters Need to Know
Canadian businesses exporting to the U.S. may have some state commodity (Sales & Use) tax obligations.
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InsightsWorks of Art and Taxes
Did you know that, under certain circumstances, you can claim a tax deduction for purchasing Canadian works of art?
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InsightsSelling Your Principal Residence: Tax Exemption Obligations
The accrued gain on your principal residence is generally not taxable. Be careful however as there are certain exceptions.
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InsightsLeaving Canada: Avoid Unpleasant Tax Surprises
There are numerous tax impacts that must be very carefully considered when deciding to leave Canada to live elsewhere. Analyzing the termination(…)
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InsightsCanadian Taxation: New Measures for Businesses in 2024-2025
Updated on 2025, February 10 Every year, certain fiscal measures are updated by the governments. Below are the main changes that affect(…)
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InsightsL’Auto-route 2025 | To Keep a Record of Your Vehicle Expenses
Whether you’re an employee, self-employed or a professional, you need to keep track of your automobile trips. While this may be a(…)
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InsightsThe Trump Era: Few Tax Changes Predicted for Businesses
Even though business owners are worried about tariffs, US tax measures should remain relatively stable. Since Donald Trump was elected President of(…)
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InsightsYear-end Tax Planning Guide for 2024
Would you like to reduce your income taxes? Proper tax planning should be a year-long activity. However, there is still time to(…)
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InsightsInheriting a Building: Will There Be Taxes Payable?
Did you know that an individual inheriting a building could have to pay GST and QST upon receiving the inherited property?
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Career articles
Georges Lord, a Taxation Specialist in Business Transfers
Much more than a numbers expert, Georges Lord is passionate about his work as a tax specialist, particularly in the area of(…)
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In the Media Le SoleilLouer une chambre peut-il avoir un impact fiscal à la revente de sa maison?
La fiscaliste Natalie Hotte, du Centre québécois de formation en fiscalité (CQFF) rassure Daniel Germain, chroniqueur en finances personnelles.
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InsightsDecoding the FHSA: Demystifying How It Works
The FHSA is still not well known by many. However, it’s a savings tool that should not be cast aside when it(…)
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InsightsSummary: Federal Budget 2024
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Chrystia Freeland presented Canada’s federal budget (Budget 2024) on April 16, 2024. Titled Fairness For(…)
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InsightsOntario Budget 2024
Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy tabled Ontario’s 2024-25 budget (ON Budget 2024) on March 26, 2024. Consult our bulletin.
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InsightsNew Brunswick Budget 2024
Finance Minister Ernie Steeves tabled New Brunswick’s 2024-25 budget on March 19, 2024. NB Budget 2024 introduces a new provincial vaping tax(…)
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InsightsBudget: Substantial Deficit to Meet Health and Education Needs
Éric Girard, Québec’s Minister of Finance, just tabled a sixth budget aiming especially to meet the financial imperatives of the Budget’s two(…)
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InsightsWhat You Should Know About the U.S. 183-Day Rule
You must spend fewer than 183 days in a calendar year in the U.S. to be considered a non-resident of the U.S. But what rules must be followed?
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InsightsOwning Real Estate in the United States: Think of Your Heirs
There are several strategies and structures for property holdings in the United States, each with its own legal consequences. Every year, as(…)
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Featured TopicsTax: Everything You Need to Know
Income Taxes – Québec and Canadian Income Tax Returns Are you taking advantage of all the tax credits and benefits you’re entitled(…)
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InsightsTax Tips for Businesses: What to Watch For
In 2024, some tax issues have changed with regard to corporate sales and employee retention. Which ones and what will they change(…)
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Global Minimum Tax Act: Overview and Implications
Canada Proposes Global Minimum Tax Act: A Comprehensive Overview of the Draft Legislation and Potential Implications. On August 4, 2023, the Canadian(…)
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InsightsCanadian Employees Working in the U.S.: Remember Your Tax Obligations
Updated on December 12, 2024 Companies that send Canadian employees to work in the U.S. can face a series of income and(…)
