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TaxMatters@EY - November 2009
In our latest issue, we look at Swiss Bank UBS's release of account-holder information to the US Internal Revenue Service and its implications for Canadians with offshore bank accounts who may not be reporting all their worldwide income, a change in CRA policy regarding scholarships to employees' family members, the results of Ernst & Young’s 2009 global transfer pricing survey and the analysis of a prominent case in which the Tax Court of Canada has upheld the CRA’s challenge of a Barbados spousal trust.
Canada–Poland social security agreement now in force
On 1 October 2009, a social security agreement came into force between Canada and Poland. Employees and employers in both countries can now take advantage of the provisions of the agreement. Learn more in our latest Tax Alert.
Only one month left to apply for SODP funds
A new federal incentive program, the Southern Ontario Development Program (SODP), is offering discretionary funds to companies operating in Ontario. Your company may be eligible to take advantage of this program — but you must act quickly. The deadline for submission of applications is 1 December 2009. Learn more about the types of companies and projects for which funding is potentially available in our recent Tax Alert.
Global recession puts another squeeze on Canadian multinationals
The global recession is pushing the Canada Revenue Agency to intensify transfer pricing enforcement, according to our 2009 global transfer pricing survey. Read the press release and download the report.
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