By Stephen Laskowski Driver Inc. is an emotional issue in our industry – and for good reason. The non-compliant behaviour based on tax evasion and manipulation of the Labour Code…
EDITORIAL: Are You Driver Inc? Pay Attention – You’re Being Set Up Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) recently submitted its federal pre-budget recommendations, many of which are designed to help spur investment, support the supply chain, ensuring fair competition, and increased overall productivity. One such measure that fits…
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) has provided federal and provincial finance ministers across Canada a list of priorities that need to be addressed in areas of strategic infrastructure, carbon pricing, and…
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is disappointed the fall economic statement delivered by the federal government did not in any way address the urgent need to tackle the growing problem…
To assist government departments in combatting unscrupulous and illegal behaviour by Driver Inc carriers, the Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) and its provincial association partners are calling on members and all compliant carriers to…
CTA: Governments Go Live With Driver Inc Fraud and Enforcement Reporting Channels Read more...
If you have incorporated your business, you may be considered a personal services business (PSB) by the CRA. As a PSB, understanding your filing obligations, eligible expenses, and deadlines is…
Free webinar for personal services businesses providing services to other entities Read more...
There’s a growing underground economy that’s hurting our trucking sector, harming worker rights, and robbing Canadians of billions. Together, we can stop it. Today, the Canadian Trucking Alliance announced the…
Stop Tax and Labour Abuse: CTA Announces New Campaign to Put Pressure on Federal Govt Read more...
Teamsters Canada, the Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA), and the Association du camionnage du Québec (ACQ) have joined forces to call for urgent federal action to put the brakes on the…
Taxation avoidance and labour abuse are arguably the main areas of delinquency by Driver Inc companies, but their unscrupulous behaviour often spills into highway and equipment safety non-compliance, say the…
CTA, Teamsters Outline Role for Transportation Ministers to Stamp Out Driver Inc Read more...
