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The View from Ottawa in One Chart — And What It Means for Your Tax Strategy
The chart above, using figures from federal Budget 2025, shows public debt charges rising steadily over the next several years and on track to overtake the combined cost of federal health transfers and health agreement payments by the end of the decade. Budget 2025 also projects total federal tax revenue rising by 15.14%, from $416.7 […]
How is it Really Going in Ottawa?
December 23, 2025The early months of the new Parliament have been unusually constrained, both politically and procedurally. Following the spring election, the NDP failed to retain official party status, winning only 7 of the 12 seats required for recognition in the House of Commons. As a result, the party is no longer automatically included in Question Period […]
Prepare for Significant Changes to Canadian Transfer Pricing Landscape
December 15, 2025Overview On November 4, the long-awaited 2025 Federal Budget was released, proposing significant changes to Canada’s existing Transfer Pricing (TP) rules. Shortly following the Federal Budget’s release, the federal government issued Bill C-15, An Act to implement certain provisions of the budget tabled in Parliament on November 4, 2025. Bill C-15 includes the legislative amendments […]
Fueling Growth: Why SR&ED ROI Just Got Better
November 27, 2025Canada’s Scientific Research & Experimental Development (SR&ED) program has been waiting for two years for the enactment of a significantly more generous policy. With higher expenditure limits, restored eligibility for capital costs, and a push for simpler administration, the rules are shifting in favour of innovative companies. These policy changes are currently in draft legislation […]
