Category: Canada

every five years. Statistics Canada produces statistical data and insights to help Canadians better understand their country’s population, resources, economy, society and culture. In addition to conducting a Census every five years, there are about 350 active surveys on virtually all aspects of Canadian life. How often does Statistics Canada conduct a Census? every five […]

Maltese citizens are required to apply for a Canada eTA visa to enter Canada on a short term basis (under 90 days) for general tourism, business, transit or medical purposes. Do you need a visa to enter Canada from Malta? Like the rest of the European Union citizens, Malteses do not need to get a […]

Amazon Japan can ship some of its products to North America. That includes the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico, but not other unincorporated territories of the US. How to buy from Amazon Japan in Canada? How to order and buy from Amazon Japan? Step 1: Go to Japan Amazon website https://www.amazon.co.jp/ Step 2: Search […]

Statistics Canada collects information to provide an essential picture of Canada’s social, health, environmental and economic well-being. For more than 100 years, we have been trusted to produce accurate data that represent you, your community and your country. How does Statistics Canada collect data? Statistics Canada collects data directly from individuals and businesses, and when […]

Your U.S. policy automatically covers you in Canada, whether you’re driving a rental car or your own car. Your policy covers you for as long as you’re driving there, and there’s no need to notify your insurance company. Does Canada have Progressive Insurance? Many drivers and homeowners inquire about Progressive insurance in Canada. They want […]

Generally, all corporation taxes (except Part III and XII. 6 ) charged under the Income Tax Act are due two months after the end of the tax year. How long do you have to pay corporate taxes? Corporate tax return filings are due 6 months after the year-end. Let’s clarify a couple of scenarios: When […]

The average cost of living in Canada ($1832) is 44% more expensive than in Malta ($1275). Is Malta expensive to live? Malta generally offers a decent and comfortable standard of living and is one of the most affordable countries to reside in compared to other European nations. The cost of living in Malta can differ […]

In Canada, a legally incorporated business is technically considered a separate legal entity—with its own assets and liabilities. In most cases, this separate legal entity protects business owners and directors personally from a company’s financial liabilities. What happens if you owe money to a company that goes out of business? Any money owed to the […]

To avoid subjecting its residents and businesses to double taxation, Canada has tax treaties with many foreign countries. Designed to prevent tax evasion and disputes over income earned outside of Canada, these agreements outline reductions and exemptions for Canadians engaged in business dealings abroad. How do corporations avoid double taxation? When a business is organized […]

As a shareholder of your corporation, you have limited liability. This means that you and the other shareholders are not responsible for the corporation’s debts. Can a shareholder be held liable for company debts? The Cooper case is an interesting recent illustration of the well-established principle that while the fundamental point of departure is that […]