Canada announces legislation to ensure carbon rebates for small businesses are tax-free

04 July, 2025

The draft legislation ensures that all Canada Carbon Rebates for Small Businesses are provided tax-free.  Canada's Department of Finance announced on 30 June 2025 that Carbon Rebates for small businesses will be tax-exempt, enabling eligible

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Canada seeks resolution in US steel and aluminium tariff dispute

02 July, 2025

Canada stays open to de-escalation but keeps tariff options on the table as PM Mark Carney and President Trump discuss resolving the steel and aluminium trade dispute. Canada remains open to de-escalation but is keeping tariff options available

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Canada withdraws 3% digital services tax to revive US trade talks

30 June, 2025

Canada canceled its planned 3% digital services tax on US tech firms to revive stalled trade talks between Prime Minister Mark Carney and President Donald Trump. According to Canada's finance ministry, Canada scrapped its 3% digital services tax

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Canada revises aluminium and steel tariffs, introduces steel quotas amid US trade pressure

24 June, 2025

Canada will adjust counter-tariffs on US aluminium and steel imports from 21 July 2025 to protect its industry. Tariff-rate quotas on non-FTA steel imports, set at 2024 levels, will be applied retroactively and reviewed after 30 days to prevent

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Canada: Carney considers imposing more duties on US steel, aluminium

20 June, 2025

 This follows after US President Trump announced on 30 May 2025, that tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminium imports will increase from 25% to 50%. Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney, on 19 June 2025, cautioned that his government may impose

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Canada: British Columbia to raise speculation and vacancy tax rates in 2026

20 June, 2025

The speculation and vacancy tax rates will increase for foreign owners from 2% to 3% and for Canadian residents from 0.5% to 1% from 2026.  The Government of British Columbia announced on 12 June 2025 that speculation and vacancy tax rates will

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US, Canada agrees to finalise trade deal within 30 days

19 June, 2025

The US and Canada agreed to finalise a trade deal within 30 days to resolve issues caused by tariffs and countermeasures. The US President Donald Trump and Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney agreed this week to finalise a trade deal within 30

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J5 Australia, Canada, Netherlands, UK, and US publish report on fintech use in tax evasion and money laundering

12 June, 2025

The J5 group—Australia, Canada, Netherlands, UK, and US—has released a report examining how fintech is used to facilitate tax evasion and money laundering.  The Joint Chiefs of Global Tax Enforcement (J5) released three reports today –

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Canada extends tariff exemptions on Ukraine imports for one year

12 June, 2025

Canada has extended its tariff-free policy for Ukrainian imports for another year, keeping Ukrainian goods free from customs duties until 9 June 2026. Canada’s Department of Finance announced on 6 June 2025 that it will continue to support

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Canada: Government proposes GST rebate for first-time home buyers, repeal of consumer carbon price, middle-class tax cuts

30 May, 2025

Canada’s Finance Minister proposed the measures on 27 May 2025.  Canada’s Finance Minister, François-Philippe Champagne, has tabled a notice of Ways and Means Motion in Parliament on 27 May 2025, proposing GST relief for first-time

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Canada: Carney to announce 2025-26 federal budget in autumn

21 May, 2025

Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney said on 18 May 2025 that the federal government will present a budget this autumn. This follows Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne's announcement on 14 May 2025 that the government won’t table a

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Canada: Ontario unveils 2025 budget, proposes increased tax credit for corporations

20 May, 2025

Minister of Finance Peter Bethlenfalvy, of the Canadian province of Ontario, presented the 2025 Ontario Budget: A Plan to Protect Ontario on 15 May 2025. It confirms no new changes to corporate or personal income tax rates. However, qualifying

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Canada: Alberta halts industrial carbon pricing at the current rate

16 May, 2025

The Canadian Province of Alberta announced on 12 May 2025 that it is freezing the industrial carbon price at the current rate of CAD 95 per tonne of emissions. The announcement was made by Alberta’s Premier, Danielle Smith. Previously, the

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US: Trump warns Canada auto tariff could rise above 25%

25 April, 2025

The US 25% tariffs imposed on cars imported from Canada could be further increased, said President Donald Trump yesterday, 23 April 2025. "When I put tariffs on Canada - they're paying 25% - but that could go up, in terms of cars. All we're doing

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Canada: PM Carney promises tax cuts in election bid

21 April, 2025

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has pledged tax cuts, infrastructure spending, and defence investments during an election campaign platform on Saturday, 20 April 2025. Carney highlighted that his government is working towards policies to

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Canada introduces relief for businesses hit by US tariffs

21 April, 2025

Canada’s Department of Finance has unveiled new support measures on 15 April 2025 aimed at assisting Canadian businesses impacted by tariffs imposed by both the US and Canada. The measures were announced by Minister of Finance, François-Philippe

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Canada: Prince Edward Island announces 2025-26 budget, includes corporate tax cuts

17 April, 2025

The Canadian province of Prince Edward Island presented the 2025-26 Operating Budget to the legislative assembly on 10 April 2025. The province’s 2025-26 budget includes CAD 294.6 million in new spending, bringing total expenditure to over CAD

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Canada imposes 10% tax on foreign homebuyers in Toronto

16 April, 2025

The City of Toronto will introduce a 10% tax on residential property purchases by foreign buyers, including individuals and corporations, not residing in Canada, effective 1 January 2025. This newly introduced tax falls under the Municipal

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