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Harmonized Sales Tax, Transition Guide and Calculator Tools |
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On July 1, 2010, the provinces of Ontario and British Columbia will implement the harmonized sales tax (HST). The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will administer that tax. Here are a few helpful links to more information on the Harmonized Sales Tax. While you should certainly contact your accountant or bookkeeper to understand the transition rules and regulations as they pertain specifically to your business, these links may help:
English: http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/gncy/hrmnztn/menu-eng.html?bnr French: http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/gncy/hrmnztn/menu-fra.html?bnr |
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Workplace Violence & Harassment Tool Kit |
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The Ontario Government has released a "How To" Tool Kit, which is a template guide to help businesses comply with new requirements relating to workplace violence and harassment. Starting June 15, businesses must: develop workplace policies and programs; assess risks for workplace violence including situations involving handling of cash, dealing with potentially violent clients, working alone, working in high crime areas, protecting valuable goods and transporting people or goods; and identify possible ways to control. Click HERE [PDF] for a copy of the Workplace Violence & Harassment Tool Kit.
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Ontario Chamber Helps Link Jobs And Immigrants In Communities Throughout Province |
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In an effort to better integrate foreign trained workers into the labour force, the Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC) is assisting fifteen communities as they facilitate bridging between workers and potential employers. “Ontario is a magnet for the world – we attract people from around the globe who want to pursue new careers, and lifetime ambitions. But so often we fail to make these dreams come true. We need to better integrate these talented new Ontarians into businesses that can benefit from their expertise, insight, global experience and connections,” says Len Crispino, President & CEO of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce.
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Read more... [Ontario Chamber Helps Link Jobs And Immigrants In Communities Throughout Province]
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Chamber Wins Support for Accountability of School Boards to Property Taxpayers |
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The 99th Annual General Meeting of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC) was held in Windsor from April 29 to May 2, 2010. During the policy session on Saturday May 1st, the delegates from over 160 Chambers of Commerce and Boards of Trade in the province of Ontario, representing 60,000 businesses of all sizes, in all economic sectors and from every area of the province, debated and overwhelmingly adopted the Greater Oshawa Chamber of Commerce resolution calling for “Accountability of School Boards to Property Taxpayers”.
May 13, 2010, Oshawa This Week, Editorial Comment - School closure review process remains transparent, accountable
Editorial Mis-Representative Of The Facts Chamber's Response to Editorial Comment, Oshawa This Week, Thursday May 13, 2010
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2010 Carnegie Award Presented To Bob Malcolmson At The Ontario Chamber of Commerce AGM |
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The Chamber Executives Chamber of Commerce Ontario (CEO) awarded the James Gordon Carnegie Memorial Award to Greater Oshawa Chamber of Commerce, Chief Executive Officer & General Manager, Bob Malcolmson on Friday, April 30, 2010 at the Ontario Chamber of Commerce Annual General Meeting & Convention in Windsor. The award presentation was made by 2009 Award winner Bob Hammersley of the St Thomas Chamber of Commerce and assisted by CEO Chair Kelly Darnley and Johnston Group representative, Debbi Nicholson.
The James Gordon Carnegie Award is presented annually to a Chamber Executive of Ontario member, who is nominated by their peers, for their exemplary efforts as a leader and mentor to other chamber managers.
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Read more... [2010 Carnegie Award Presented To Bob Malcolmson At The Ontario Chamber of Commerce AGM]
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City Approves Oshawa Harbour Deal |
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The Greater Oshawa Chamber of Commerce welcomes the news of Oshawa City council approving the deal negotiated by City Staff and Transport Canada officials in respect to the Oshawa Harbour. This current news along with announcement by Minister Flaherty last year of the $9.2 million in federal funding over two years for environmental assessments and remediation of harbour marina lands and the west wharf and the creation of a Canadian Port Authority (CPA) announced by the Minister Baird is a good start to rejuvenating Port Oshawa.
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Chamber Brings Disney Institute Professional Development To Oshawa |
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“Disney’s Approach to Business Excellence” program will explore topics of creativity, leadership, management, service, loyalty. The Greater Oshawa Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce that it is bringing Disney Institute’s renowned professional development program, “Disney’s Approach to Business Excellence,” to Oshawa on Thursday September 23, 2010. The full-day event will give area professionals an opportunity to “experience the business behind the magic.”
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Read more... [Chamber Brings Disney Institute Professional Development To Oshawa]
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3rd Durham Economic Prosperity Conference Planned |
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Plans are underway for the 2010 Durham Economic Prosperity Conference to be held on Friday, November 5, 2010 at the Ajax Convention Centre. In an effort to build regional collaboration and maximize economic development opportunities, community leaders from business, academia, labour and government will be invited to attend the conference to discuss economic strategies for Durham Region.
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Read more... [3rd Durham Economic Prosperity Conference Planned]
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