Published: April 28, 2022
Updated: November 23, 2023
Today's businesses are focused—perhaps more than ever—on expanding and crossing Canada's borders in order to evolve and grow. While taking your business across the border can bring significant opportunities, it also carries risk when it comes to tax issues and rules.
In our latest podcast series, BDO Canada's Tax Team talks about the most important elements of a cross-border tax plan that can minimize overall tax obligations and liabilities while ensuring full compliance with local regulations.
Other podcasts in this series:
- Episode 01: What is BEPS and the tax challenges of the digital economy?
- Episode 02: The impact of BEPS on multinational enterprises and various workforces
- Episode 03: Managing the workforce for multinational companies during COVID-19
- Episode 04: Tax business challenges in providing services or moving goods between countries during COVID-19
- Episode 05: Employee matters and the cross-border tax issues
- Episode 06: What are the unique tax issues facing Canadian companies expanding outside of Canada?
- Episode 07: Expanding outside of Canada and setting up business operations in foreign entities
- Episode 08: Navigating Customs & Global Tax Trends
- Episode 09: Inbound into Canada — Employees and Equity Compensation
- Episode 10: Considerations for companies moving finance operations into the Canadian marketplace
- Episode 11: Navigating the evolving landscape of e-commerce
- Episode 12: The importance of tax due diligence when acquiring a business
- Episode 13: Key tax issues to consider for companies expanding outside of Canada
- Episode 14: An update on Excessive Interest and Financing Expenses Limitation (EIFEL) rules
- Episode 15: An overview of changes to mandatory disclosure rules
- Episode 16: Update on the U.S. tax landscape
- Episode 17: Section 186 - Input tax credits (ITCs) on the purchase or sale of a business
- Episode 18: The use of stock options in buy/sell transactions