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    AT A GLANCE

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    Professional tax advisors in Canada. Simplify corporate, GST, and personal taxes with expert local guidance.

    Last Updated 17/12/2024

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    AT A GLANCE

    Get instant access to the best English-speaking tax advisors in Canada through Tax Natives. Whether you’re a UK expat or a business, we’ve got the Canada tax advice you need.

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    CONNECT WITH CANADIAN TAX EXPERTS

    Are you struggling to get to grips with Canadian tax laws? Whether you’re a UK expat or business owner, matters like cross-border issues can be tough.

    But you don’t have to tackle it alone. Tax Natives is here to make things a little easier with top-tier Canada tax advisors who speak your language and can understand the issues you need solving.

    From tax planning and compliance to structuring your business, let our network of experts help you stay one step ahead with professional Canada tax advice that puts you back in the driver’s seat.

     

    HOW IT WORKS

    Connecting with a Canada tax advisor through Tax Natives couldn’t be simpler. Here’s how it works:

     

    1. Share your needs

    Start by sharing your tax situation and what exactly you’re looking for from our experts. This is as easy as filling out a quick form or answering a few questions relating to your tax problem.

    2. Get matched with experts

    Based on what you tell us, our intelligent pairing system connects you with Canada tax experts who have the specific expertise to address your unique needs.

    3. Get your tailored advice

    Once we’ve matched you, you’ll receive expert advice from your chosen tax advisor. With clear, actionable insights, you’ll be well on your way to getting through your specific Canadian tax issues with confidence.

     

    TAILORED TAX SOLUTIONS FOR INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESSES IN CANADA

    At Tax Natives, our network of Canada tax experts offers personalised tax advice adapted to your circumstances, no matter if they’re on an individual or corporate scale.

     

    YOUR TRUSTED PARTNER FOR UK-CANADA TAX MATTERS

    If you need to tackle any cross-border tax matters between the UK and Canada, Tax Natives is your number one solution.

    We connect you with UK-Canada tax experts who specialise in keeping you compliant with cross-border tax matters – so you stay tax-efficient and on the right side of the law.

    No matter if you’re an individual or a business dealing with international tax optimisation or setting up tax-efficient global structures in Canada, let our global network guide you whenever you need it.

     

    WHY CHOOSE TAX NATIVES? 

    When addressing Canadian tax matters, Tax Natives is committed to connecting you with the right people who will offer unmatched support from day one.

    1. Expert network

    Get exclusive access to a curated network of top Canadian tax experts who have a deep understanding of Canadian tax law and international tax strategies. Our experts are seasoned professionals and can tackle whatever you throw at them.

    2. Personalised matching

    There is no one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to your Canada tax issues. Our personalised matching process means you’ll be connected with a tax advisor who can best understand your needs.

    3. Dedicated support

    From the moment you get in touch, you’ll get dedicated support for your unique circumstances. We’re here to guide you through every step so you can manage your tax obligations with confidence and clarity.

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    A SUMMARY OF THE CANADIAN TAX LANDSCAPE

    With all the updates, rates, and requirements to consider, staying tax-compliant in Canada can get tricky. But if you want to avoid penalties and minimise your tax obligations, you need to stay in the know.

    When you work with Tax Natives, this is exactly what you get, so you’re always on top of your finances. From managing compliance to strategic planning, let our experts bring the guidance you need to stay on the right side of the law.

     

    KEY RATES & DATES

    Stay informed and plan ahead with our up-to-date summary of all the essential Canadian tax rates.

    • Corporate income tax (CIT) rate: Federal 15%; Provincial/territorial 8-16%.
    • CIT return due date: Six months after the company’s taxation year-end.
    • Personal income tax (PIT) rate: Federal top rate 33%; Provincial/territorial top rates 11.5-21.8%.
    • PIT return due date: April 30 (June 15 for self-employed individuals).
    • Value-added tax (VAT) rate: Combined federal and provincial/territorial sales taxes range from 5% to 15%.
    • Withholding tax (WHT) rates: Non-resident 25% (may be reduced by treaty).
    • Capital gains tax (CGT) rates: Half of a capital gain is taxable and taxed at ordinary rates for both corporations and individuals.
    • No net wealth/worth, inheritance, or gift tax rates.

     

    SIMPLIFY YOUR CANADIAN TAXES TODAY

    Connect with a qualified tax advisor through Tax Natives to relieve the stress of handling Canadian tax matters. Our network of experts offers personalised advice to keep your tax obligations to a minimum.

    No matter if you’re an individual or a business, now is the time to get the professional guidance you need.

    So reach out today and take the first step towards simplifying Canadian tax.

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    Expert tax guidance for individuals in Canada

    With Tax Natives, expect tailored tax advice for people with a range of tax-related needs. Our expert network is equipped to help you understand and tackle Canadian tax law, so you can manage it with confidence.

    Our services are suited for:

    • UK ex-pats living and working in Canada
    • Canadian citizens residing in the UK
    • High-net-worth individuals with Canadian connections
    • UK investors in Canadian real estate
    • UK individuals with Canadian inheritance

     

    Optimise your business’s Canadian tax strategy

    We also offer specialised corporate tax advice for the needs of businesses operating in or expanding to Canada. Our network of experts is dedicated to keeping you compliant for the best financial outcomes. These services are ideal for:

    • UK companies with Canadian subsidiaries or branches
    • UK businesses expanding to the Canadian market
    • Companies engaged in cross-border transactions with Canada
    • Businesses looking to make the most out of their taxes

     

    EXPAND YOUR REACH AND EXPERTISE IN CANADA

    Join the Tax Natives network and connect with like-minded professionals committed to providing excellent service regarding Canadian tax matters.

    Our platform offers a chance to expand your expertise, grow your client base, and collaborate on tricky tax issues—domestically and internationally.

    The Tax Natives network is here for:

    • Tax advisors and accountants specialising in Canadian tax

    • Lawyers and solicitors with Canadian tax expertise

    • Financial advisors and wealth managers serving Canadian clients

    • International tax professionals with a focus on Canada

    • Professionals looking to improve their Canadian tax expertise

    • Those looking to expand their network and client base in the UK-Canada tax market.

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    How Tax Natives works.

    Tax Natives is an international tax network that connects Explorers (taxpayer clients) with Natives (qualified and regulated tax advisers) from one jurisdiction to another.

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    STEP ONE

    Select the 'Ask a question button located on the top of each page and follow through the process to compose your question

    STEP TWO

    Once your question is confirmed and your account is set up, navigate to your user dashboard to view the message exchange between you and your Tax Native.

    STEP THREE

    Each Tax Native has to accept a question from an Explorer before a conversation can begin. Once the Tax Native has accepted your question, a quote will be submitted for approval through the messaging portal.

    Canada Tax Advice

    Company Residence Tax

    Canada determines company tax residency based on where the central management and control is exercised, typically resulting in resident companies being taxed on worldwide income at federal and provincial rates.

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    Consumption Tax

    Canada’s consumption tax includes the Goods and Services Tax (GST) at a standard rate of 5%, with some provinces combining it with Provincial Sales Tax (PST) to create a Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) that varies between 13% and 15%.

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    Corporate Consumption Tax

    In Canada, corporate consumption tax is levied through the Goods and Services Tax (GST) at 5%, and in some regions, harmonized with the Provincial Sales Tax (PST) into the Harmonized Sales Tax (HST), affecting corporations’ purchases of goods and services.

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    Corporate Income Tax

    Canada’s Corporate Income Tax is a two-tier system where companies pay federal corporate tax at a rate of 15%, in addition to provincial or territorial tax, resulting in a combined rate that varies between approximately 25% to 31%.

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    Environmental Taxes

    Canada’s environmental tax includes various levies on products and activities that harm the environment, notably a carbon tax under the federal carbon pricing program, aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions by charging for carbon content.

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    Non-trading Company Income and Gains

    In Canada, non-trading companies are taxed on their income and gains, including investment income and capital gains, at the standard corporate tax rates applicable to their total income, without differentiation from trading income.

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    Payroll Taxes

    Canada’s payroll tax is a deduction from employees’ wages by employers to cover social security contributions, including Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Employment Insurance (EI), with rates and thresholds varying based on earnings and employment status.

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    Permanent Establishment

    In Canada, a permanent establishment is defined as a fixed place of business through which a non-resident company conducts its business, including offices and branches, which subjects it to Canadian corporate income tax on income attributable to the Canadian establishment.

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    Personal Tax

    Canada’s personal tax system is progressive, with federal tax rates ranging from 15% to 33% and additional provincial or territorial taxes, where individuals are taxed based on their income level, leading to higher earners paying a larger percentage of their income in taxes.

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    Property Taxes

    Canada’s property tax is a local tax imposed on property owners based on the assessed value of their property, with rates varying by municipality and used primarily to fund local services and infrastructure.

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    Wealth Taxes

    Canada does not impose a specific wealth tax, but individuals may be subject to capital gains tax on the sale of investments or property, and provinces may levy estate or inheritance taxes on the transfer of wealth upon death.

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    Marginal Tax

    Understand your marginal tax rates in Canada.

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    Double Tax Treaty

    Explore Canada’s double taxation treaties.

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    Inheritance Tax

    Plan for inheritance tax in Canada.

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    Sales Tax

    Understand Canada’s sales tax system.

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    Capital Gains Tax

    Learn about capital gains tax implications in Canada.

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    Corporate Tax

    Optimise your corporate tax strategy in Canada.

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    Import Tax

    Stay informed about Canada’s import tax regulations.

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    Carbon Tax

    Learn more about the carbon tax landscape in Canada

    Your Canadian tax questions answered

    We’re here to make any tax-related concerns as straightforward as possible. Below are answers to some common questions on Canadian tax advice.

    How much does tax advice cost in Canada?

    The cost of tax advice in Canada varies depending on your situation and the level of expertise required. Our rates are competitive and completely transparent, so you can be sure you’re getting a fair price with zero hidden costs.

    How do I find a tax advisor who specialises in my specific needs (e.g. expat tax, corporate tax)?

    Tax Natives connects you with specialised tax advisors based on your specific needs, whether you need help with expat taxes, corporate tax strategies, or other specific areas. Get in touch, and we’ll match you with the right expert.

    What qualifications should I look for in a Canadian tax advisor?

    Look for advisors who are certified accountants or tax specialists or have other relevant qualifications, such as CPA or tax law certifications.

    Can a tax advisor help with CRA inquiries or investigations?

    Yes, a qualified tax advisor can help you manage inquiries from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) and represent you during audits and investigations.

    How can I make sure I’m getting the most out of my tax advisor?

    Get the most out of your tax advisor by being clear about your financial situation, goals, and any concerns you have. Stay in contact and provide all necessary documents to help your advisor offer the best advice.

    Do I need to file Canadian taxes if I’m a UK citizen living in Canada?

    If you’re living and working in Canada, you’re likely considered a tax resident and must file Canadian taxes on the income you make domestically and internationally. This includes wages, investments, business income, and other earnings from any country.

    What are the tax implications of owning Canadian property as a UK resident?

    Owning property in Canada as a non-resident can have specific tax implications, including capital gains tax on the sale of the property. Our advisors can guide you through this.

    How can I avoid double taxation between the UK and Canada?

    If you want to avoid double taxation between the UK and Canada, you should take advantage of the tax treaty between them. This prevents you from being taxed on the same income in both countries.

    Both Canada and the UK also allow a foreign tax credit, which means you can claim a credit for the tax you’ve paid in another country to reduce or remove your tax liability there.

    If you have any questions about double taxation in Canada and the UK, get in touch, and we’ll match you with one of our expert advisors who can help you personally.

    What are the reporting requirements for Canadian citizens living in the UK?

    Canadian citizens residing in the UK may still need to report foreign income and file specific forms with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).

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    Have questions or need your own tax advice?

    Reach out to Tax Natives today. Our platform connects you with top tax experts who can provide personalised solutions to your individual tax challenges.

    From clarifying tax doubts to exploring potential strategies, we’re here to help with whatever you need.

    Got questions? Get the answers and advice you need today – simply fill out the form, and one of our experts will be in touch to take the hassle out of your taxes.

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