Potential Support for Commercial Landlords and Tenants
With the ongoing pandemic and physical distancing measures, many small businesses are struggling to pay rent. We have summarized potential remedies available to landlords and tenants during this unprecedented time. CECRA
New Provincial Law Gets Tough on Tax Evasion with Increased Disclosure of Ownership
In early April this year, the provincial government introduced Bill 24, the Business Corporations Amendment Act. This Bill was one of several actions that the government has taken in its ongoing battle to address tax evasion and money laundering – two significant issues here in BC. Read More
Starting a Business: 5 Things You Need To Do
Before you start a business in BC, be sure you know that having a business is right for you. Not only will it require more of your time than if you were working for another company, but you will also need to allow for expenses such as registration, incorporation, start-up fees, supply and equipment purchases and marketing. Creating a plan helps outline your goals. Read more.
Recent Supreme Court of Canada Ruling Weakens Protections For Journalistic Sources
A recent Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) decision sheds light on the question of whether – and to what extent – journalists may be compelled to reveal communications with their sources to assist police investigations.
Steps To Take If Your Business Partner Lets You Down
When two or more individuals decide to embark in business together, they must decide what type of business to register and may ultimately decide to register as a partnership. Having