2010 Federal Budget
ANALYSIS of the 2010 FEDERAL BUDGET
REMOVAL OF SECTION 116 - OPENS DOOR TO FLOW OF FOREIGN CAPITAL FOR BIOTECH
For the biotechnology industry, the big “win” in this year's federal budget was the removal of section 116(Canada-US Tax Treaty). A long-time priority and advocacy project for BIOTECanada, the removal of the section will mean investors such as non-resident venture capital funds will no longer need to file Canadian tax returns on top of their US tax returns, or fill out section 116 certificates upon exit. BIOTECanada anticipates this change will open the doors for investment into Canadian biotechnology firms, and signals an “open for business” attitude by our government.
OTHER ANALYSES
Section 116
Cooley Goodward LLP
Budget 2010 – Changes to Section 116 of the Income Tax Act - Implications for Foreign Investors
Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP
Canada: Canada's Federal Budget Scores In Overtime For The Technology Community
Fraser Milner Casgrain
Change in tax law sends a strong signal to international investors that Canada is “open for business”
Deloitte & Touche LLP
2010 Federal BudgetBudget 2010 – Changes to Section 116 of the Income Tax Act - Implications for Foreign Investors
Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP
Canada: Canada's Federal Budget Scores In Overtime For The Technology Community
Fraser Milner Casgrain
Change in tax law sends a strong signal to international investors that Canada is “open for business”
Deloitte & Touche LLP
In the News
Canada Now Somewhat Less Anti-Startup
Washington Post
Budget tax changes seen boosting foreign tech investment
Canoe.ca Money
Budget 'removes obstacles' to foreign investment in Canadian tech firms
ITBusiness.ca
Canada Federal Budget 2010: Goodbye Section 116
Cross Border Biotech blog
Canada Open For Business with Elimination of Section 116
OCRI Blogs
Washington Post
Budget tax changes seen boosting foreign tech investment
Canoe.ca Money
Budget 'removes obstacles' to foreign investment in Canadian tech firms
ITBusiness.ca
Canada Federal Budget 2010: Goodbye Section 116
Cross Border Biotech blog
Canada Open For Business with Elimination of Section 116
OCRI Blogs




