Mark Your Calendar: Critical Deadlines for May and June
Tax season never truly ends, it seems, as there are many more upcoming tax filing, investment planning and education milestones to discuss with your clients over the next six months. Check out our handy checklist below and then test yourself – what are the conversation openers you’ll use and with which clients? It’s your opportunity to shine with every member of the household:More Bad News on Canada Carbon Rebate
With the prorogation of parliament many tax provisions in the April 16, 2024 federal budget, the August 12, 2024 legislative proposals and the Fall Economic Statement of December 16 have fallen into a state of confusion.
How Comprehensive is the Accounting Services Specialist Program
Knowledge Bureau’s DMA Accounting Services Specialist program (Knowledge Bureau - World Class Financial Education) is a comprehensive designation program designed to provide strong competencies for people who work in accounting departments and tax offices.
Learn to File T3 Trust Returns
“This course provides an extensive knowledge about the use of trust in tax and estate planning and is to be recommended as part of a background for a tax professional. It clearly spelled out the structure, advantages and disadvantages of each type of trust. The study cases give a valuable insight into handling a variety of situations where the establishment of a trust is warranted."
It’s Not Too Late - February 26 in Depth Tax School
Please join Evelyn Jacks and guest Faculty members for a virtual mini-summit February 26 for an in depth Tax School for tax and financial professionals.
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February 14, 2025
More Bad News on the Canada Carbon Rebate
Anti-Flippers Beware: CRA Fines are Exorbitant
What Residential Property Owners Need to be Audit-Proof
GST Holiday Ends This Week: Lost Aversion Kicks In
The GST holiday which began in December comes to an end on February 15th and the fallout for consumers and businesses could linger for longer than the two month exemption itself. Announced by the Prime Minister and then Finance Minister on November 21st, the end of the break will mean Canadians must once again pay more for common children’s items in particular. Further, businesses will gain incur costs to reprogram point-of-sales and accounting systems.
