The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) recently released a bulletin outlining efforts to increase oversight on Personal Services Businesses (PSBs) – a technical tax term for what many in the trucking industry believe…
CRA Announces New Initiative Aimed at PSBs and Driver Inc. En savoir plus
The federal government is letting $23.4 billion a year in uncollected taxes escape into the underground economy, Canada Revenue Agency’s stated in a report estimating Canada’s tax gap. As the…
CRA Admits Losing Over $23B a Year in Unpaid Taxes En savoir plus
Canadian Labour Minister Seamus O’Regan issued the federal government’s strongest statement yet against the trucking industry misclassification scheme known as Driver Inc. Speaking in the House of Commons, the Minister stated that…
Labour Minister Takes on Driver Inc. in House of Commons En savoir plus
After consultations with the Canadian Trucking Alliance, commercial writers and brokers, the Facility Association (FA) announced measures to curb fraudulent insurance practices in the trucking industry. FA announced a new…
Facility Association Moves to Tackle Fraudulent Behaviour in Trucking Industry En savoir plus
Demand for trucking services has increased beyond what trucking companies can handle in certain markets, causing some carriers to turn away loads, according to a Nanos survey of leading trucking…
Nanos: Driver-Equipment Shortages & Driver Inc. Top Concerns for Trucking Execs En savoir plus
Canada’s economy moves by trucks, piloted by professional commercial drivers, who need to be highly trained to meet the needs of the North American supply chain and the high standards…
CTA Outlines Pathway to Securing Supply Chain in Pre-budget Submission En savoir plus
After months of investigation, the Toronto Star’s much anticipated feature report on Driver Inc. and truck driver abuse was published on the front page of the features section on Sunday…
Toronto Star In-Depth Feature Uncovers Dark Side of Driver Inc. En savoir plus
The Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) announced today during its Annual General Meeting (AGM), that the average premium rate for Ontario businesses will be reduced by 5.1% for 2022, from $1.37 to $1.30, while…
WSIB Lowers Trucking Premiums Next Year En savoir plus
Canadians are wondering if recent disruptions in the European supply chain can also occur here. More than any other time in recent memory, Canadians have come to appreciate and understand…
CTA Spells Out How Supply Chain Can Limit Disruptions En savoir plus
