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When a Canadian resident taxpayer transfers certain assets to a corporation or a Canadian Partnership it is possible to rely on a ‘rollover' for tax purposes.

A loss can be softened if you can offset it against capital gains – but the definition of what is and isn’t a loss is more than a little blurry, as demonstrated here.

After the Tax Court of Canada's ruling that McKesson Canada was part of a tax avoidance plan, business owners operating abroad should take note to avoid compliance penalties.

MNP's Angeline Zioulas was quoted in an article regarding transfer pricing risks featured in The Bottom Line.

If you’re planning on incorporating a foreign holding company into your business structure, there are several items to take into account.

This is a question clients who already own (or may be looking to buy) one or more operating companies, often ask their MNP tax professional. There is no clear answer and it really depends on the client's unique situation and, often, personal preference.

Although you may see it as simply another type of investment, holding an interest in a partnership is different than holding shares of a corporation.

A business owner, when contemplating selling the business, must consider several factors, including financing, when determining how to structure a sale.

Understanding the audit process, being aware of various tips and traps and being audit ready will all aid in making being audited as pain free as possible.

A pipeline is a common term in the world of Canadian taxation, and refers to a strategy of minimizing income taxes after someone has died, and the deceased owned shares of a company at the time of death.