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Entrepreneurship in Focus
Re-envisioning your business’s future will take new skills and require you to embrace new ways of doing business. It’s a difficult tight rope to walk, balancing the need to return to normal with introducing innovations that Will sustain future growth and efficiency. Here’s what business basics look like in the age of restoration and recovery.
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Zeifmans is a full-service tax, accounting and business consulting firm based in Toronto, Canada, and is ranked as one of Canada’s top 20 firms by revenue. Beyond the traditional offering, our services include business advisory, valuation, corporate finance, transaction services, corporate turnaround and insolvency, and estate and succession planning, supporting our 11,000+ clients through every step of the business life cycle.
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Congratulations Jane Xu!
We are proud to congratulate Jane Xu (Team SIR) on successfully completing the 2023 Common Final Exam (CFE) and continuing her professional journey towards becoming a Chartered Professional Accountant. Congratulations on this significant achievement! All the best!
Tax Insights: 2023 Fall Economic Statement (FES 2023)
On November 21, 2023, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Chrystia Freeland introduced the 2023 Fall Economic Statement (FES 2023) on behalf of the federal government. These measures aim to modify the Underused Housing Tax (UHT) to exclude specific individuals, reduce the profitability of short-term rental properties, and enhance the affordability of certain healthcare ...
Foundational Elements of a Successful Business Acquisition
In business, there are many ways to grow. At Zeifmans, we’ve spent nearly 60 years assisting our clients in gaining market share and strengthening their business portfolios. We have decades of experience guiding small to mid-sized businesses as they implement our innovative strategies for growth- including countless business acquisition scenarios that have led to notable ...
Ontario’s Fall Economic Outlook Promises Additional Tax Credits During Financial Uncertainty
The Ontario Fall Economic Statement 2023 forecasts a substantial increase in the deficit for the 2023-24 fiscal year of $5.6 billion. This marks a significant departure from the province’s 2023 budget, which had projected a deficit of $1.3 billion. Ontario attributes the expanded deficit to recent interest rate hikes, elevated inflation rates, and lower-than-anticipated revenue ...
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