Canadian compliance for foreign-owned companies, Canadian subsidiaries of overseas groups, and businesses that operate across borders. Built by a team that reads both sides.
A Canadian entity with foreign ownership carries obligations a domestic company never sees. T106 disclosure of non-arm's-length transactions with non-residents, Part XIII withholding on cross-border payments, treaty positions that need documenting on Schedules 91 and 97, and thin capitalisation limits on interest paid to a foreign parent. The penalties are fixed, automatic, and aimed precisely at this profile.
This is our home ground. We structure, register, and file for foreign-owned Canadian businesses daily, with the added advantage that the overseas side of the structure, from Pakistan and the GCC in particular, is territory we know firsthand rather than by referral.
Entity type and jurisdiction selection with both countries' consequences understood. Incorporation coordinated, Business Number obtained, program accounts opened.
Disclosure of non-arm's-length transactions with non-residents, filed complete and on time, with transfer pricing documentation where the thresholds bite.
NR301 and NR302 declarations, Part XIII withholding analysis, NR4 reporting, and treaty-based exemption disclosure where a permanent establishment is not created.
T1135 foreign property reporting, T1134 affiliate returns, and personal returns for the cross-border individuals inside the structure.
Books on QuickBooks Online with reporting packs aligned to a foreign parent's IFRS or ASPE requirements.
Extra-provincial registration, non-resident GST/HST registration and security where required, and the annual calendar that keeps federal and provincial filings current.
Canadian and US tax compliance for cross-border businesses and individuals, from the first T1135 to a full treaty position.
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Explore serviceFederal and provincial tax compliance for corporations and individuals in Canada. T1, T2, GST/HST, and instalments planned before your fiscal year end.
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