May 2017
What does Trump's tax agenda mean for Canadian corporations and individuals?
Matthew Wilson, CPA (Ohio), is a partner, U.S. tax advisory in the Toronto office of Collins Barrow
Canadians with business or personal interests in the United States and American citizens living in Canada may want to take a renewed look at the fast-changing tax environment south of the border. Tax reform was one of the key planks in Donald Trump’s election platform, although it’s unclear how many of these ideas he’ll be able to implement. It would be prudent to consider some possible implications for your business, your family and yourself.

Of course, any steps you take depend on your personal circumstances and they should be taken only after consultation with a qualified business professional. But in broad strokes, here are some ideas to consider.
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Collins Barrow periodically publishes Tax Flash for its clients and associates. It is designed to highlight and summarize the continually changing tax and business scene across Canada. While Tax Flash may suggest general planning ideas, we recommend professional advice always be sought before taking specific planning steps.






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