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Hopes and Fears: Opportunities for Canadian employers
What actions should Canada's employers take to lead their people through tech disruption, demographic shifts and climate change?
Organizations face a complex employment tax, payroll and rewards landscape. Diverging global rules, the rise of remote work and pressure to control the costs of equity incentives and benefits are creating new challenges for tax and human resource professionals.
Our employment tax specialists can help you meet your employment tax obligations, manage employment tax expenses and review your equity incentives to match your changing workforce needs. This enhances your ability to create a sustainable strategy for attracting and retaining market-leading talent while making the most of your employees’ skills and talents.
Our employment tax and payroll specialists take a human-led and tech-powered approach to help organizations better understand and control their people’s pay and the link to performance. Employee rewards become even more crucial as organizations change the way they create, capture and deliver value. We draw on our global community of solvers to develop deeper insights into your compliance obligations and benchmark your employment tax function against your corporate goals, compliance requirements and governance best practices.
We’ll help you develop your employment tax strategy, understand and comply with employer taxation obligations and prepare for tax authority reviews. We can validate internal processes to control risks and costs. And, if compliance failures occur, we’ll work with you on remediation and can assist you in negotiating with tax authorities.
Employers are increasingly present in multiple jurisdictions across Canada, with numerous tax and regulatory authorities. Our team can help you navigate these complexities while elevating the benefits for your people and business.
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What actions should Canada's employers take to lead their people through tech disruption, demographic shifts and climate change?
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How do Canada's employees feel about upskilling, generative AI and other trends reshaping the future of work?
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The 2024 federal budget proposed changes to the capital gains inclusion rate, which included increasing it from one half to two thirds, for the portion of capital gains realized by individuals after June 24, 2024 that exceed $250,000 annually.
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Our Global Risk Survey explores workplace cultures that let bold thinkers thrive—and better ways to manage key workforce risk indicators.
Partner, National Workforce Transformed Platform Leader, PwC Canada
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