In this article — “Canadian global minimum tax, digital services tax and other international tax reforms” — we consider how Canadian businesses can best navigate this new landscape and what to watch for in 2025. Key topics include global minimum tax, digital services tax, online marketplace services revenue, tariffs, and reporting obligations.
This article is authored by members of Osler’s Tax Group Patrick Marley, partner, Kaitlin Gray, associate, and Ilana Ludwin, tax lawyer, Osler Works – Transactional.
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