To all our valued clients of PSB Boisjoli, Needless to say, the last few days have been challenging for all of us personally and professionally. We hope that you and your loved ones are doing well during these unsettling times. Our goal is to assure all of our clients that we will continue to provide […]
On March 10, 2020, the Quebec Minister of Finance, Eric Girard tabled Budget 2020-2021. This Budget seeks to achieve the following goals: to build a green economy, to increase Quebecers’ wealth, and to improve services and meet the needs of Quebecers. To help achieve this statement, this Budget proposes: To make Quebec an environmental leader […]
GAAR PENALTY Revenu Québec may impose monetary penalties on taxpayers or their promoters if they are subject to an assessment under Quebec’s general anti-avoidance rule (GAAR). An assessment based solely on the federal GAAR is not subject to these penalties. A taxpayer who takes part in an abusive avoidance transaction is liable to a penalty […]
Arielle Carrier joined PSB Boisjoli during the first year of her bachelor’s degree. She started in our Audit and Assurance division, where she expected to complete the two-year internship leading to her CPA designation. However, early on, her natural curiosity, her ongoing willingness to meet certain challenges, as well as her desire to specialize in […]
REVISIONS TO SMALL BUSINESS DEDUCTION A summary of the tax rates applicable to CCPCs in 2019 and 2020 is set out in the following tables: Combined Federal and Quebec corporate tax rates applicable on income earned in 2019: To consult the full article, click below. Read the full article
In the 2018-2019 Quebec Budget, the Minister of Finance announced the implementation of new QST registration requirements for suppliers located outside Quebec who: make taxable supplies in Quebec to consumers; or operate a digital platform and meet all of the below criteria: do not have a QST registration number that includes the letters “TQ” (TQ […]
NEW RULES On May 17, 2019, the Québec government changed the rules regarding the disclosure of nominee or prête-nom agreements. Nominee agreements must now be disclosed through a separate compliance procedure with its own form, deadlines and penalties. The new rules apply to both existing and future nominee agreements. Any nominee agreement with “income tax […]
On March 21, 2019 the Quebec Minister of Finance, Eric Girard tabled Budget 2019-2020. This Budget “reaffirms the government’s commitment to put money back in the pockets of Quebecers” with the assertion that “within five years, $5.2 billion will have been put back in peoples’ pockets”. To help achieve this statement, this Budget proposes: gradual standardization of school tax rates; […]
Finance Minister Bill Morneau delivered the 2019 Budget on March 19. This budget contains tax measures that affect personal and corporate income tax as well as international tax and sales tax. On the Canadian tax side, the most notable changes are the repeal of the use of taxable income as a factor in determining the […]
While many businesses often possess intangible value such as goodwill, small and medium size businesses in particular can possess what can be described as “personal goodwill”. We have all heard this story before; an owner-operated small business is sold, and profits sharply drop thereafter, pushing the business to the brink of bankruptcy. “It hasn’t been […]