Février

(Disponible uniquement en anglais) The CBA recommends a change to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada and the Canada Border Services Agency’s policy on administrative deferral of removals for inadmissible applicants.

(Lettre en français - mémoire uniquement en anglais) Le Comité mixte sur la fiscalité de l'Association du Barreau canadien et de Comptables professionnels agréés du Canada commente des points techniques de l'avant-projet de loi visant à modifier les règles de l'option d'achat d'actions accordée aux employés comme annoncé dans le budget de 2019.

(Disponible uniquement en anglais) The CBA makes recommendations for the bylaws and regulations to the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants Act.

(Disponible uniquement en anglais) The CBA says a proposed change in the Privacy Commissioner’s position on transfers of information for processing could introduce uncertainty in the law and be inconsistent with PIPEDA.

(Disponible uniquement en anglais) The CBA recommends that Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada adopt a weighted lottery system for parent and grandparent sponsorship expression-of-interest intake.

(Disponible uniquement en anglais) The CBA comments on a proposal to introduce occupation specific work permits under the Temporary Foreign Worker Program.

(Disponible uniquement en anglais) The CBA appreciates Canada Revenue Agency's new on-line filing system for charities' registration applications, and offers suggestions and assistance to deal with problems practitioners are experiencing with the new system.

(Disponible uniquement en anglais) The CBA comments on Finance Canada’s Draft Legislative Proposals Supporting the Conversion of Health and Welfare Trusts and offers suggestions for improvement.

(Disponible uniquement en anglais) The CBA comments on potential changes to the regulations to support recent legislative changes to the Wage Earner Protection Program Act.

(Disponible uniquement en anglais) The CBA affirms its commitment to cooperating with the government to protect the public from incompetent and unscrupulous representation.