The enforcement community and OTA are working to bring heightened legal consequences for carriers who do not embrace a culture of safety, environmental and taxation compliance.
News filed in Admin & Tax
2018 Ontario Budget Highlights
Posted Thursday April 05, 2018 in Admin & Tax, Infrastructure
The 2018 Ontario Budget is forecasting a $600 million surplus for the 2017-18 fiscal year.
FMCSA Cuts UCR Fees for Motor Carriers
Posted Friday January 12, 2018 in Admin & Tax
FMCSA issued a final rule that reduces annual registration fees collected the Unified Carrier Registration (UCR) Plan and Agreement
CTA Pre-Budget Paper Addresses Enviro, Taxes, NAFTA, Roads
Posted Thursday October 19, 2017 in Admin & Tax, Environment/fuel, Infrastructure, News Releases, Operations/safety, Technology
The Canadian Trucking Alliance submitted its 2018 Pre-Budget paper to the federal government, which prioritizes support and investment for enduring industry issues
MTO’s Online IRP Service Expanding Oct 30
Posted Thursday October 12, 2017 in Admin & Tax
OTA was informed by the Ministry of Transportation (MTO) that additional online services for the International Registration Plan (IRP) will be available starting October 30, 2017.
Last Call: Make Your Voice Heard Against Federal Tax Changes
Posted Friday September 29, 2017 in Admin & Tax
The federal government is closing consultations Monday Oct. 2, for its proposal to close certain tax-planning measures for private corporations in the tax code – making it the last day for carriers to make their voices heard against the plan.
CTA Calls Trucking Industry to Voice Concerns Against Proposed Tax Changes
Posted Thursday September 14, 2017 in Admin & Tax, News Releases
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is cautioning the federal government against its announced policy intentions to close certain tax-planning measures for private corporations in the tax code.
CTA Highlights Challenges with Federal Carbon Pricing Approach
Posted Tuesday July 04, 2017 in Admin & Tax, Environment/fuel, Operations/safety
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) has made a submission highlighting the administrative and competitive challenges created by the proposed federal pricing system contained in the federal government’s technical paper released last month.
