Join us for an informative discussion on two critical areas shaping global trade and business strategy — tariffs and transfer pricing. In this session, MNP experts, Henry Halliday will provide an overview of transfer pricing in Canada and explaining its key principles. Mike Cristea will follow with a discussion on tariffs and important considerations for the road ahead. Together, they’ll offer valuable perspectives to help businesses navigate these areas.
Key Learnings:
- Understanding of Transfer Pricing in Canada
- Tariffs – what are they and how can they impact my business
- Tariffs and Transfer pricing – how they can interact
Presented by:
Henry Halliday – is a Transfer Pricing partner and a member of MNP’s International Tax group. Henry helps companies navigate the complex landscape of transfer pricing regulations to develop effective and defendable transfer pricing policies.
He provides practical and effective solutions that optimize his clients’ tax positions, ensure compliance with local regulations, and mitigate transfer pricing risks. His goal is to empower his clients with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions and achieve their business objectives while maintaining strong relationships with tax authorities. Approachable, empathetic, and genuinely interested in his clients’ goals, Henry makes it a point to develop a deeper understanding of his clients’ unique circumstances to better meet their needs.
Henry works with a broad mix of private and public clients, who include Canadian owner-managed businesses looking to expand into the U.S., inbound U.S. groups seeking to take advantage of Canadian talent, or North American divisions of large European- or Asian-headed groups.
Mike Cristea – leads the Trade Advisory Group, specializing in customs and trade compliance matters. He is based in Toronto, Ontario. Over the last two decades, Mike has worked in an advisory capacity, as well as in customs brokerage and in industry. Mike and his team serve clients in varied business sectors including mining and metals, oil and gas, transportation, construction, consumer products, life sciences, and agri-food.
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