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Since 1992, we have been sharing our cutting-edge knowledge in all our areas of expertise. Normandin Beaudry sets itself apart as a firm that is committed to straight talk: we’re always there in black and white.
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We create human capital and financial performance with our clients through the excellence of our experts ignited by a total rewards mindset.
1992
Normandin Beaudry is founded
Owned exclusively by its professionals
Count on the presence and stability of key employees
Close to 300 employees
ignited by a total rewards mindset
A leader
in total rewards and actuarial consulting
An enviable roster of Canadian clients
Major corporations, SMBs, para-governmental organizations, municipalities and non-profit organizations
8 areas of expertise
- Health
- Performance
- Group Benefits
- Investment Consulting
- Compensation
- Communication
- Pension and Savings
- Pension Plan Administration
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Impact of COVID-19 on mortality rates and ramifications for group benefits plans
We’ve all witnessed the devastating effects of COVID-19 on our everyday life and on our loved ones. The virus has unfortunately taken the lives of too many people. What impact will this have on the mortality of Canadians and how will this uptick in deaths affect group benefits plans offered to workers and retirees?
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2020 tax year – Tax credit for medical expenses and special rule for office supplies and computer equipment
Exceptionally for the 2020 tax year, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) and Revenue Québec have indicated that if an employer provides an allowance or a refund for the purchase of office supplies and computer equipment, this amount will not be considered to be part of the employee’s taxable income, up to a maximum of $500 per employee, if the equipment is used for telework.
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Federal Pay Equity – Are you ready?
The federal government’s new Pay Equity Act is expected to come into force this year. If you are a federally regulated employer, you will have to comply with the requirements within three years of its coming into force.
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