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How to Prepare for RRSP Season
ON February 9, 2020It’s that time again! RRSP season can sneak up on you quickly and take you unaware. Are you ready for RRSP season? You might be thinking of this as the time to scrape together every last cent and make your contribution, but what else do you know about RRSPs? Here are a few points to […]
Read moreEverything You Need to Know About a CRA My Account
ON January 8, 2020Are you wondering if you have a CRA My Account? Are you unsure even of the benefits that one offers? Perhaps you registered for one some time ago and forgot about it? Let’s take a look. First off, what is a CRA MY Account, and what can it offer you? Do not confuse a CRA […]
Read moreEnd of Year Tax Tips for 2019
ON December 22, 2019With the end of the year nearly upon us, it is a good idea to start planning for tax time. By preparing now, you will not only save yourself time and effort later, you can also get the maximum possible refund. But you will need to act before December 31st. Here are some tax tips […]
Read moreYour Essential Tax List
ON December 10, 2019Don’t be like so many others when tax time comes around: disorganized, panicked, and scrambling to find everything you need. Do yourself a favour and prepare in advance, making use of a checklist. Even if you don’t have much to keep track of, there are basic items common to everyone that need to be included […]
Read moreReceiving Pension as A Self-Employed Taxpayer
ON November 18, 2019Many people dream of being self-employed and the freedom it provides. There is a bit of give-and-take however, with that freedom coming at the expense of benefits obtained while working for an employer. One thing consistent between working for yourself or someone else is that that the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) will require contributions. As […]
Read more5 Ways to Reduce Your Small Business and Self-Employment Taxes
ON November 5, 2019Congratulations on starting your own small business or earning self-employment income! You are certainly now discovering how important it is to manage your finances, and that means managing money in and money out. In order to improve your bottom line, you need to reduce your costs, and that is also true of your taxes. With […]
Read moreAdvantages and Disadvantages Associated with Operating A Small Business from Home
ON October 19, 2019Each year, growing numbers of people are working at home. It is becoming so popular that it is estimated that 50% or more of Canadians could be working from home by 2020. Many are aware of the various benefits that come with a work-from-home job, but there are some negative aspects as well, which may […]
Read moreTax FAQs for Canadian Newlyweds
ON October 10, 2019Congratulations on your recent—or impending—marriage! Among all the various changes taking place in your life, and learning about building a life together, you will probably find yourself wondering at some point how marriage will change your taxes. In order to help you out (since you probably already have a lot on your plate) allow us […]
Read moreWant to Make the Switch to Filing Online? Here are 5 Reasons Why You Should Consider It
ON September 23, 2019Have you considered filing your taxes online? If not, this may be the year to start thinking about it. More Canadians than ever before are making the switch, with the number of those choosing to file online increasing by 20% in 2018. If you are not quite sold on the idea, let us present you […]
Read moreWho Can Claim Moving Expenses?
ON September 9, 2019Some people love to move and see it as a grand adventure, especially a long-distance move. Other people hate it, and any time they are forced to uproot from their home, they swear it is the last time. Either way, moving can be draining—physically, emotionally, and financially. Fortunately for some, there may be a tax […]
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