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Canadian Tax Law Insights: the 2025 federal budget and its implications for Canadian businesses

Decode the budget with experts from our leading Tax Advisory and Tax Litigation/Disputes teams.

Canada to rescind its digital services tax

The Canadian federal government has announced its intention to rescind Canada’s digital services tax.

Canadian global minimum tax, digital services tax and other international tax reforms

The international tax landscape has seen substantial and complex changes in recent years, with still more underway.

New Digital Services Tax Act raises trade retaliation risk for Canadian exporters

Canada’s Digital Services Tax Act imposes a 3% tax on digital services revenue, but could prompt retaliatory tariffs by the United States.

Canada’s digital services tax enters into force

The Digital Services Tax Act (DSTA) entered into force on June 28, 2024, pursuant to an Order in Council (OIC) of that date. The DSTA was enacted by...

Canadian government moves ahead with Global Minimum Tax Act

Canada’s Pillar Two legislation, the Global Minimum Tax Act, is introduced in Parliament. In their Update, Patrick Marley, Oleg Chayka, Ilana...

Canadian Tax Law Insights: The 2024 federal budget and its implications for Canadian businesses

Our National Tax Group lead an in-depth discussion of the 2024 federal budget and what it means for your business.

OECD releases transfer pricing guidance on a simplified and streamlined approach (Amount B of Pillar One)

The OECD has released its first transfer pricing report on Amount B of Pillar One, which introduces a simplified transfer pricing methodology for...

Guide to Canada’s mandatory disclosure rules

Canada's mandatory disclosure rules were significantly expanded in 2023.

OECD releases third administrative guidance on Pillar Two and confirms delay of the Pillar One timeline

The OECD has published the third administrative guidance on Pillar Two and has confirmed the delay of the Pillar One timeline.