Author: Darrel Pratt

Branch Registration Branch registrations permit foreign corporations to operate branch offices in Canada. Branches are registered provincially in each Province in which the foreign business proposes to operate. Can an Indian company open a branch in Canada? The Intra-Company Transfer Work Permit allows a company to open a branch in Canada. In order to establish […]

If you have an incorporated business, you must complete a corporate (T2) tax return for the business, and you must also complete a separate personal (T1) tax return. If your business is incorporated, the business losses (non-capital losses) cannot be used to reduce income on your personal tax return. Can I file my business and […]

two times. You can reschedule your appointment (for a future date only) and up to a maximum of two times. If you are late or have missed your appointment on the scheduled day, the system will not allow you to reschedule or cancel, and you will be required to book a new appointment after 24 […]

Poison sumac grows as a shrub or small tree. It is found in wooded, swampy areas, such as southern Ontario and southern Quebec. Where does sumac grow in Canada? In Canada poison sumac is distributed in southern Ontario and southern Quebec. Smooth sumac (R. glabra) is most common in British Columbia and extends to Ontario. […]

Maple trees are the sturdiest type of tree to grow in Canada. Because of its large root system maple tree can live over 100 years, can withstand cold, wind, heat, and there are very few diseases or pests that can destory your tree. What kind of trees I can grow in Canada? 10 Awesome Trees […]

You must use Form T777 to claim your home office expenses if you are: claiming other employment expenses on line 22900 (for example, motor vehicle expenses), as well as home (work-space-in-the-home, office supplies and certain phone expenses) How much can you write off for home office in Canada? you can claim $2 for each day […]

Some investors think of them as being like bank deposits, yet they remain very loosely regulated around the world. As it stands, registered crypto companies are prohibited from allowing their Canadian clients to trade any asset that is a security. Does Canada have crypto restrictions? On the heels of the spectacular collapse of global cryptocurrency […]

If you’re disposing of crypto as part of your business, that’s income, not capital gains. But if your crypto gains and losses aren’t part of your business, you’ll pay capital gains taxes. Does Wealthsimple report crypto to CRA? Do I need tax documents from Wealthsimple? Yes. If you have investments on Wealthsimple – whether that’s […]

All the jurors must agree on the decision or verdict – their decision must be unanimous. If they cannot all agree, the judge may discharge the jury and direct a new jury to be chosen for a new trial. Can a judge overturn a jury in Canada? Although extremely rare, jury nullification occurs in Canada. […]

The Crown attorney can appeal an acquittal (when the accused person is found not guilty) or sentence, but the Crown’s right to appeal is much more restricted. To appeal an acquittal, the Crown must show there was a significant error of law that had a substantial impact on the acquittal. Can the prosecution appeal a […]