Disability Tax Credit Certified Impairments: Survey Says “No”
The federal government has made its intentions clear that there will be an expansion of those who are eligible to certify an individual for the Disability Tax Credit. Our May poll results are in. 83% of our readers voted against allowing public trustees, guardians and departments supporting Indigenous Services to certify impairments for the Disability Tax Credit.Defining New Realities: Headliners at DAC 2022 Are Truly Outstanding
Protecting Client Privacy is Ethically and Morally Essential in Business
In the digital era of networking and cyberspace, establishing ethical standards for privacy is especially urgent. The collection of your client’s very personal and financial information, usually through electronics has brought privacy to the forefront of everyone’s mind. The people submitting the information and those collecting the information should be extremely concerned about privacy protection and compliance.
MFA-P Discovery Seminar: How Can Advisors Build Their Business by Supporting Their Community?
Professional advisors and charity professionals all focus and spend time in our individual specialty areas. On June 23 at 12 PM CST/ 1:00 PM EST, let’s spend some time discussing how these professionals can work collaboratively to enhance the client/donor experience with panelists MFA-P™ alumni Candice Jay and Aneil Gokhale. RSVP now for this complimentary MFA-P™ Discovery Seminar.
Prescribed Rates Going Up July 1: Pay Taxes, Make Tax Efficient Spousal Loans Now
Prescribed interest rates are about to rise for July 1 to September 30. One interesting and potentially beneficial financial strategy to grow the family’s wealth is to draw up an interspousal loan. The time to draw up the paperwork and lock in the current 1% prescribed rate is before the end of the month - June 30. Taxpayers who owe money to CRA will want to pay up before then too. Here are the details:
