Tax Tracks: A Pwc Tax Services Podcast Series

In the final episode of our “Frequent Business Traveller” series, Jennifer Sinstead focuses on the Canadian Revenue Agency’s Voluntary Disclosure Program.

In the third episode of our “Frequent Business Traveller” series, Brandi Scales explores the risks companies and individuals face through cross-border travel and what can be done to reduce them.

In the second episode in our “Frequent Business Traveller” series Shabnam Malik provides insight into compliance issues facing non-resident employees & employers.

In the first episode of our “Frequent Business Traveller Issues” series, Chris Chan gives an overview of the tax obligations of the employer and employee.

In this episode of Tax Tracks, we continue our "What if..." podcast subseries with Sharon Gulliver, who discusses further hypothetical situations taxpayers may find themselves in with the CRA.

In this episode of Tax Tracks, Andy McCrodan talks about important Transfer Pricing practices and the consequences of not having proper controls in place.

In this episode, Rick Biscaro walks through what to do in a few “sticky” situations taxpayers may encounter when dealing with the CRA.

In this episode of PwC’s Tax Tracks podcasts, Elisabeth Finch discusses the Alberta Printed Circuits Transfer Pricing case including background details, how the court decided and why taxpayers should pay attention to it.

In this episode of PwC’s Tax Tracks podcasts, Karyn Issler talks about the Three-Month Transfer Pricing Letter: what kind of documents are required to answer it, what to do once you get it, and who can expect to receive it.

In this episode, PwC’s Marc Vanasse discusses what surplus stripping is, including some history, if there’s a policy in the Income Tax Act against it, and other sources of information.

In this episode Elisabeth Finch talks about the revisions to the OECD transfer pricing guidelines including why they should pay attention to them, how they might be affected, and how they should respond.

In this episode of Tax Tracks Ken Buttenham discusses the proposed foreign affiliate amendments that were released on August 19, 2011 with particular attention to the introduction of the “upstream loan” rules.

PwC's Vik Sachdev and Tracey Jennings address the recommendations contained in the Jenkins report on how to improve business innovation in Canada.

In today's episode, we spoke with Marc Levstein about global business restructuring: what it means, recent trends, and specific issues that the authorities are targeting.

In this podcast, James Capobianco discusses the issues related to winding up PST in Ontario and British Columbia, and what companies can do to prepare for impending audits – including reviewing existing documentation – and then what to do if assessed upon audit.

In this transcript, Murray Lee explains how PwC Foreign Asset Investment Trust or FAIT resurrects the income trust structure thought inaccessible since 2006 and public markets can use the structure as a source of capital.

Beth Webel discusses the tax implications of owning a vacation property in the U.S.

Darren Speake talks about the Interactive Digital Media Tax credit, applicable industries and projects, the potential size of the credit, and how it works with SR&ED claims.

In this episode of Tax Tracks, Shawn Reain discusses how to take best advantage of the SR&ED program.

Audrey Diamant discusses why it’s important for companies to continue to review their HST situation.