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Tariffs · CanadaBy Michelle Chai Government has implemented some processes which they hope will provide Canadian businesses and importers with some much-needed relief. Update: An earlier version of this article was published before an updated Customs Notice from the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) was released May 20, 2025. As has been the case the last few months, the landscape under which importers operate is constantly changing, and below is our update…See the Story
Relief (Potentially) in Sight – The Availability of Remission Under the Canadian Retaliatory Tariff Regime (Part I) - Stewart McKelvey

Medical · MexicoBusiness owners and CEO’s have written business plans, ship Captains chart their courses on nautical maps, and Doctors have written treatment plans for their patients. What these professionals all have in common is that they have written plans of action that provide them with goals and direction to a defined outcome. Think of the similarities between a written comprehensive financial plan and a course charted on a nautical map. Both have a start…See the Story
The Importance of Having a Comprehensive Financial Plan

Canada Revenue Agency · MontrealA director of a corporation, non-profit organization, or other entity can be personally liable for payroll source deductions and GST/HST that the entity fails to remit to CRA, unless the director exercised due diligence to prevent failure to remit these amounts on a timely basis. An individual can be held personally liable for up to two years after they resign as a director. A November 29, 2024, French Quebec Court of Appeal case considered whet…Read Article
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