Paid holidays in Canada - cfib-fcei.ca
Paid public holidays, also known as statutory holidays or general holidays, are days throughout the year where most businesses are legislated to close but must still pay eligible employees as though it was a regular workday.
Payroll Deduction Tables - 2025 - cfib-fcei.ca
Deduction Rate; Employment Insurance (EI) Federal: Maximum insurable earnings: $65,700 Maximum employee premium: $1077.48 Maximum employer premium: $1508.47
Record of Employment - what you need to know - cfib-fcei.ca
Oct 30, 2023 · Brought to you by HR Now! The Right Advice at the Right Time to help you make the Right Decision As an employer one of your responsibilities is to provide a Record of Employment (ROE) to your employees when employment ends, whether temporarily or …
Carbon Tax Rebate - what you need to know
Oct 1, 2024 · The Canadian carbon tax rebate aims to provide financial relief to eligible businesses by helping offset the costs associated with the federal fuel charge.
CARM is here, register today - cfib-fcei.ca
CBSA Assessment and Revenue Management (CARM) is an online portal created to streamline the way taxes and duties are collected by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) on commercial goods imported into Canada.
Out of province sales: where do you pay sales tax? | CFIB - cfib …
How much do you pay? Collects GST (federal goods and services tax) only: Alberta, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Yukon: 5%. Collects HST (harmonized sales tax) only:
10 paid sick days for federally regulated employees - cfib-fcei.ca
As of December 1, 2022, employees in federally regulated industries are entitled to up to 10 paid days of sick leave per year.
Membership Benefits for Business Owners - cfib-fcei.ca
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) is the country’s champion of small business. With over 100,000 members, we’re Canada’s largest non-profit organization devoted to creating and supporting an environment where your business can succeed.
Everything you need to know about Quebec's Law 14 (Bill 96)
The workplace and job offers. Respect your workers’ right to carry on their activities in French.; Use French in written communications with your workers and the association representing them.; Provide offers of employment, individual employment contracts, job application forms, documents about conditions of employment, and training documents produced for the staff in French.
Lifetime Capital Gains Exemption – Is it for you? | CFIB
The Lifetime Capital Gains Exemption limit, for sales of small business shares and farming and fishing property, increased to $1.25million as of June 25, 2024, and will be indexed to inflation going forward. The inclusion rate has increased to 66.7% and the Canadian Entrepreneurs’ Incentive has been introduced. Please see our handout for more information.