The Ontario Interactive Digital Media Tax Credit (OIDMTC) is a refundable tax credit that was introduced in 1998 but there are many small to medium-sized businesses that don’t realize they qualify for the credit.
When it was originally introduced, the purpose of the tax credit was to support the emerging digital media industry and help develop additional highly skilled jobs.
Earlier this year we shared that the Employment Standards Act (ESA) was providing eligible employees with up to three days paid leave for infectious disease emergency leave (IDEL) related to COVID.
This paid leave started retroactively on April 19, 2021 and will continue until December 31, 2021. Paid IDEL is available for the following reasons:
With COVID restrictions being lifted and capacity limits increasing at restaurants, bars and other food and drink establishments, many businesses may be reconsidering their holiday celebrations with staff this year.
But before you start planning, remember these four important business tax rules for holiday parties and gift giving in Ontario:
Since 2020 the Canadian government has been helping business owners across Canada with benefit programs to help cover fixed costs during lockdowns, as well as to boost rehiring as the country begins to reopen.
The Government of Ontario has launched a new online program to help make managing your business and non-profit corporation easier. This program is the Ontario Business Registry and it will allow you to do over 90 transactions online.
When filing for your most recent wage subsidies you may have noticed that there are now two sources of funding – the previous Canadian Emergency Wage Subsidy (CEWS) and the new Canada Recovery Hiring Program (CRHP). So, which is best for your business?
When you start a small business in Canada, you have the option to structure your business in one of three ways. You can be a sole proprietor, enter into a partnership or run a corporation by incorporating your business.
If you have set up shop in Ontario and only sell to customers in Ontario, sales tax is straightforward. But what happens when you start shipping goods to other provinces that have different rates of HST or use GST and PST instead? Your business tax starts to become more complex!
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