Red Ink on the Prairies
A day after Quebec’s Finance Minister Eric Girard brought down a Budget featuring a $6.3 Billion deficit, Saskatchewan’s Finance Minister Jim Reiter tabled his government’s budget on March 19. Next up was Finance Minister Adrian Salas, who tabled the Manitoba Budget on March 24. The common thread: there’s lots of red ink on the Prairies. But that’s where the budget documents differ between Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Here’s the latest tax news and why it matters to the advice you give your clients.GREAT GRADS! Top Five Tips to Reduce Anxiety About Public Speaking
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On The Move? Tax Relief Can Reduce Financial Stress
Summer is here and it’s moving season. Exciting yet stressful, this life event can be lucrative from a tax viewpoint.
Trees Win, But Average Tax Refund Up To $1,729
For the 2015 tax filing season, the average Canadian overpaid their taxes by $1,729 during the year—that’s just over $140 a month that’s not going into TFSAs, RRSPs, RESPs, RDSPs, or non-registered accounts to benefit Canadian families in their future.
New Form Defines Tax Exemptions for Status Indians
When is employment income earned by an Aboriginal person exempt from income tax?
No Fooling - Proprietorship Returns Due June 15
Time’s up for procrastinators... midnight on Monday June 15 is the T1 tax filing deadline for unincorporated businesses.
Emotions Aside, Sometimes Estate Litigation is Wrong
On May 28, 2015, the Ontario Court of Appeal (ONCA) dismissed an appeal from the dismayed son of a deceased testator.
