Tax trouble ahead for Canadian retailers

Millennials' employment satisfaction

On BIV Today...

It appears there’s tax trouble ahead for Canadian businesses selling to Americans following a court ruling requiring out-of-state vendors to collect sales taxes for any products and services. KPMG’s Noreen Marchand (1:11) discusses how the ruling will cause headaches for Canadian businesses that will have to accommodate 7,000 sales tax jurisdictions in the U.S.

Then, BIV examines employment satisfaction among millennials in Metro Vancouver. A new report shows that despite the fact this younger generation likes to switch jobs frequently, as a whole they’re more satisfied with their careers than some might think. Peter ter Weeme (12:02) from Elevator Strategy joins the show to share the latest research.

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On BIV Today...
It appears there&rsquo;s tax trouble ahead for Canadian businesses selling to Americans following a court ruling requiring out-of-state vendors to collect sales taxes for any products and services. KPMG&rsquo;s Noreen Marchand (1:11) discusses how the ruling will cause headaches for Canadian businesses that will have to accommodate 7,000 sales tax jurisdictions in the U.S.
Then, BIV examines employment satisfaction among millennials in Metro Vancouver. A new report shows that despite the fact this younger generation likes to switch jobs frequently, as a whole they&rsquo;re more satisfied with their careers than some might think. Peter ter Weeme (12:02) from Elevator Strategy joins the show to share the latest research.
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