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The outcome of the US election and corresponding changes to US tax policy may result in changes in US tax law. Canadian businesses with operations south of the border should be aware of each party’s platform and what a democratic or republican win could mean with respect to tax and doing business in the US. View our latest insights below.

2020 US Election Part 2: How a Biden win impacts Canadian companies with US operations
In the second of our two-part video series on the 2020 US election and its effects on Canadian cross-border businesses, Tara Benham, National Tax Leader, is
2020 US Election Part 1: How a Trump win impacts Canadian companies with US operations
In the first of our two-part video series on the 2020 US election and its effects on Canadian cross-border businesses, Tara Benham, National Tax Leader, is
U.S. Tax America Votes: The future of doing business in the US
For Canadian business operating in the US, a democratic or republican election win could have significant tax implications.
2020 US election How Biden’s win may impact Canadian businesses with US activity
The US election results have been announced and businesses should prepare for possible tax changes that may impact their activities south of the border.
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Partner, Tax Services Tara Benham

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Moncton

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