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Articles by Dino Infanti
Navigating change, seizing opportunity
Business leaders across Canada continue to show remarkable resilience. Though caution remains, results from the latest KPMG Private Enterprise Business™ Survey found that the 2025 Federal Budget has triggered new optimism from private businesses. More than twice as many private business leaders said they are now more confident in Canada’s economic growth prospects than they were before the budget was announced, compared to those who have become less confident (54 versus 26 per cent).
‘Final hour’ strategies for change to capital gains inclusion rate
Advertisement 1 Finance department clarifies tax details, confirms changes as June 25 deadline approaches, writes Dino Infanti of KPMG Author of the article: • Special to Canadian Family Offices • Article content The federal budget announcement to increase the capital gains inclusion rate to two-thirds from one-half — effective June 25, 2024 — will affect many high-net-worth individuals and families, who will want to decide what actions (if any) they should take before that date.
Recession readiness has made businesses stronger but three key risks remain
Open this photo in gallery: Cybersecurity ranked as the top concern with more than 60 per cent of business leaders revealing their business has been the target of a cyberattack.SOL STOCK LTD/iStockPhoto / Getty Images Please log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free Account Sign up for the Globe Advisor weekly newsletter for professional financial advisors on our sign-up page.
Five tax changes that will affect Canadian business owners this year
Advertisement 1 This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. From expanded tax deductions to new reporting requirements, here are new federal measures to be aware of Author of the article: • Special to Canadian Family Offices • Article content The federal government has made several major changes to the tax rules that come into effect this year. Other tax changes may not have been enacted as yet but are set to arrive in the not-too-distant future.
Federal tax change helps keep business in the family
Bill C-208, approved June 29, levels the playing field when passing on a family business to the next generation For Canadian family business owners, many factors go into deciding how to pass the business on to the next generation. When the time comes to retire or exit the business, tax can be a key factor in determining how best to structure the sale.
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