Entries by KRP

Welcoming Joe Romeo to the KRP LLP Partnership Group

We’re pleased to announce the promotion of Joe Romeo from Senior Manager to Partner, effective January 1st, 2025. Joe has made steadfast contributions to our growth and success as a firm since joining KRP LLP in 2014, notably working to enhance our client service experience and to mentor our new employees. Joe has also supported […]

KRP LLP Partner Hartley Cohen announces his retirement

After 40 years at KRP LLP, long-time partner Hartley Cohen is announcing his retirement. Hartley’s career as an assurance partner at our firm began in 1985. He quickly distinguished himself by delivering high-touch service to his client base of entrepreneurs, owner-managers, family-owned businesses and not-for-profit organizations. Those clients spanned a wide swath of industries, allowing […]

August tax news: The impact of new capital gains rules–and more

HOW DO THE NEW CAPITAL GAINS RULES AFFECT YOU? In April, as part of the Federal Budget, the finance minister announced a change to the capital gains inclusion rate from 50% to 66.67%, effective from June 25, 2024. No matter your level of wealth, this change likely WILL affect you at some point. So, what has […]

June tax news: The federal housing plan, CRA information demands–and more

THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT’S HOUSING PLAN The Liberal government’s Budget of April 16, 2024 (budget.canada.ca) has committed billions of dollars to support building new housing, recognizing that the shortage of housing in Canada has become a serious crisis, and hoping to get almost 4 million new homes built over the next 7 years. Some of the measures proposed […]

February tax news: Benefits of a family trust and a last call for 2023 RRSPs

THE BENEFITS OF ESTABLISHING A FAMILY TRUST Estate planning is an important consideration for all individuals, irrespective of their level of wealth. Poor planning, or no planning, can result in an excessive proportion of your estate being lost when you die, in the form of either probate fees or taxes, or both. Luckily, there is […]