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Grant Thornton’s Tara Benham (National Tax Leader) and Michael Espinoza (National Tax Office) discuss what the government is doing to support the need to
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In Budget 2018, the government proposed new reporting requirements for certain trusts that will be applicable to taxation years ending after December 30, 2021.
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Tax alert Trusts: Proposed new reporting requirements
In Budget 2018, the government proposed new reporting requirements for certain trusts that will be applicable to taxation years ending after December 30, 2021.
Audit and assurance Changes to Canada's compilation engagement standard
This article outlines the new Canadian Standard on Related Services (CSRS) 4200 Compilation Engagements for management.
Reevaluate your next steps How do I exit my business?
We introduce questions that can help you determine if now is the right time to exit, the advantages and disadvantages of various exit options, and associated
Restore profitability How can I grow my sales and revenue?
Discover five ways to drive sales and revenue for your business below, including expanding into new markets and increasing your market share.
Capitalize on growth How can I keep up with changing customer demands?
Consider these six areas to help your business meet evolving consumer demands.
IFRS Insights into IFRS 13 - Fair value measurement
This publication explains how to measure fair value and clarifies how to measure fair value when a market becomes less active.
Tax Canada Recovery Hiring Program (CRHP)
The federal government recently introduce the Canada Recovery Hiring Program providing eligible employers with a subsidy of up to 50% on the incremental
Watch on-demand On-Demand: What’s next: Should you double-down, stay the course or sell?
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Tax alert ACT Program – Research and Innovation Stream explained
The ACT Research and Innovation Stream provides financial support to organizations engaged in pre-market innovation.

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