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Mazars helped Satellite Metal in their business transfer

Mazars assisted the shareholders of Satellite Metal Inc. in their business transfer process.

The end to limitations for large companies in obtaining ITCs/ITRs

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New GST/HST rules for digital economy businesses in Canada

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Canada will have new sales tax rules for non-resident digital economy businesses: CRA publishes guidance on a new webpage

2021 Federal Budget Summary

On April 19, 2021, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, Chrystia Freeland, presented Budget 2021: A Recovery Plan for Jobs, Growth, and Resilience.

2021-2022 Québec Budget Summary

Minister of Finance Eric Girard’s budget, tabled on March 25, 2021, allows the government to continue its efforts in managing the health crisis while supporting the economy. This budget, focused on resilience and confidence in the future, does not increase the tax burden on Quebecers and supports businesses.

Covid-19: Mazars by your side

The unprecedented health crisis we are facing creates new operational, economic and crisis management challenges for all. The federal and provincial governments have continuously altered regulations. What are the ramifications for your employees and your business?
Below we share action steps and informational items that our teams have identified to assist you through these difficult times.

Bill 42: New measures from Revenu Quebec in regards with nominee agreement and impacts on the tax compliance for taxpayers

Mazars helped EC Solutions to join the international ecosystem Alan Allman Associates

Mazars acted as financial advisor to the sellers in connection with this transaction.

Opening of our Toronto Transaction Advisory practice

We are delighted to announce the opening of our Toronto Transaction Advisory practice as an addition to the high-quality services we offer in Toronto.

Covid-19: Business Defence Approach

Although the Covid-19 crisis is first and foremost a public health emergency, the economic impact of the virus is beginning to emerge and it is clear that all businesses will be affected, regardless of sector. For some businesses, the pandemic has already had a detrimental effect on cash flow which requires immediate attention; others are at a stage where it is essential to start serious contingency planning for a global economic downturn.