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Disclosures: Strategic Investment Funds 2024/25

Tuesday, October 8, 2024

The following business development incentives in the form of payroll rebates were announced during the fiscal year of 2024-25. Payroll rebates are disbursed through the Strategic Investment Funds.

Tuesday, October 8, 2024
 
Invest Nova Scotia (INS) has approved a business development incentive in the form of a payroll rebate for Standish Management (Canada) Inc., which is establishing a new office in Halifax.
 
Standish Management is an employee-owned global provider of specialized fund administration services for managers and general partners of private equity funds. Founded in 2007, Standish is based in San Francisco with major offices in Boston, New York, Dallas, Los Angeles, Chicago, London, Seattle, Silicon Valley, Denver, Austin, Raleigh, Luxembourg, Cayman Islands, Miami, and Portland. 
 
As per the five-year payroll agreement, Standish Management (Canada) Inc. has the potential to create 75 incremental full-time employment positions within Nova Scotia. Based on the maximum growth forecast of the agreement, Invest Nova Scotia estimates the company could spend up to $12,180,000 in salaries and benefits.
 
Based on this forecast, it is also estimated that the new employees would contribute provincial tax revenues of around $1,557,981 through their income and consumption taxes. As a result, the company could potentially earn a rebate of up to $909,300 over five years. 
 
Media Contact:
Jeff Fox                                                                                                                         
Head of Strategic Media
1.415.828.8298                                                                                    
jeff@blueshirtgroup.com


Tuesday, October 1, 2024

Invest Nova Scotia (INS) has approved a business development incentive in the form of a payroll rebate for Prompt Global Corporation.

Prompt has two offices globally including its headquarters in Brooklyn, NY and another office in South Africa. It continues to expand, now establishing a new office in Halifax. 

Founded in 2020, Prompt is a logistics software and product company focused on supply chain clients, such as freight forwarders. Prompt offers consulting services and proprietary logistics software. 

As per the five-year payroll agreement, Prompt has the potential to create 75 incremental full-time employment positions within Nova Scotia. Based on the maximum growth forecast of the agreement, Invest Nova Scotia estimates the company could spend up to $17,737,500 in salaries and benefits.

   

Based on this forecast, it is also estimated that the new employees would contribute provincial tax revenues of around $2,304,333 through their income and consumption taxes. As a result, the company could potentially earn a rebate of up to $1,407,450 over five years.     

Media Contact: 
Robert Petti  
CEO, Prompt Global Corporation 
rpetti@prompt.global 
https://prompt.global/


Tuesday, July 9, 2024

Invest Nova Scotia (INS) has approved a business development incentive in the form of a payroll rebate for Altudo LLC. Altudo is continuing its global expansion by establishing a new office in Halifax.

Founded in 1999, Altudo is a global digital marketing and technology consulting company. The company is focused on collecting analytics data, creating integrated marketing frameworks, and establishing customer engagement platforms. Altudo has nine offices globally including Canada, India, the United States, and more. 

As per the five-year payroll agreement, Altudo has the potential to create 60 incremental full-time employment positions within Nova Scotia. Based on the maximum growth forecast of the agreement, Invest Nova Scotia estimates the company could spend up to $13,490,000 in salaries and benefits.

  

Based on this forecast, it is also estimated that the new employees would contribute provincial tax revenues of around $1,802,968 through their income and consumption taxes. As a result, the company could potentially earn a rebate of up to $1,067,800 over five years.    

Media Contact:
Ahmad Rab
Senior Associate, Marketing
+91 8299646989
ahmad.rab@altudo.co


Friday, June 28, 2024

Invest Nova Scotia has approved a business development incentive in the form of a payroll rebate for Royal Bank of Canada.

Royal Bank of Canada, founded in 1864, is a Canadian multinational financial services company and the largest bank in Canada as measured by market capitalization. They are undergoing an expansion in Nova Scotia.  

As per the six-year payroll rebate agreement, Royal Bank of Canada has the potential to create up to 1,000 incremental full-time employment positions. Based on the maximum growth forecast of the agreement, Invest Nova Scotia estimates that the company could spend up to $366 million in new salaries and benefits.  

Based on this forecast, it is also estimated that the new employees would contribute provincial tax revenues of around $49.5 million through their income and consumption taxes. As a result, the company could earn a rebate of up to $37,883,447 over six years.  

Media Contact:  
Briana D’Archi   
RBC Corporate Communications
briana.darchi@rbc.com   
416.704.1346


Tuesday April 30, 2024  
 
Invest Nova Scotia (INS) has approved a business development incentive in the form of a payroll rebate for Strategic Risk Solutions Inc. (SRS), operating as SRS Managers (Canada) Limited.  SRS is establishing a new office in Halifax, as it continues to expand globally. 
 
Founded in 1993, SRS is a leading independent captive insurance management firm, offering captive management and consulting services including financial reporting, regulatory compliance, and underwriting. SRS has grown in the past four years, expanding in Europe, South America, and Canada. 
 


As per the five-year payroll rebate agreement, SRS has the potential to create 30 incremental full-time employment positions within Nova Scotia. Based on the maximum growth forecast of the agreement, Invest Nova Scotia estimates the company could spend up to $6,825,000 in salaries and benefits.



Based on this forecast, it is also estimated that the new employees would contribute provincial tax revenues of around $876,567 through their income and consumption taxes. As a result, the company could potentially earn a rebate of up to $555,750 over five years.    
 
Media Contact:  
Sandra St. Onge
SRS Marketing Manager
Sandra.st.onge@strategicrisks.com
781.666.5011
www.strategicrisks.com

 

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