Claiming Medical Expenses: Free Healthcare?
Free Health Care? Did you know that Canadians spend on average more than $1,000 on medical expenses each year? It’s estimated that government programs, via our taxes, cover about 72% of medical expenses, which means that we pay for the rest. Your clients may be over-paying on their taxes because they don’t know about medical expense deductions.Make a Difference as A Real Wealth Manager™
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Share the love with your companion or team member and join us in the splendid aura of the arts in the charm of Montreal as you discover new ways to lead with impactful guidance at the Acuity Conference for Distinguished Advisors, November 10-12, 2024. Early-bird deadline: February 15. Save up to 25% on tuition when you register as a Delegate, Companion or Team Member!
Investment Tax Tip: Capital Gains Reserves
Did you or your clients sell capital property last year? Did they help finance the purchase? In that case, it’s important to review how to complete Form T2017 Summary of Reserves on Dispositions of Capital Property, because tax on these capital gains can be deferred for up to 10 years. Further, if there is a gradual transfer of property under the new intergenerational business transfer rules that begin in 2024, the capital gains reserve provisions will come into play. Here’s a synopsis of the rules, with excerpts from Knowledge Bureau’s Evergreen Explanatory Notes.
Poll Results: It’s Time for the UHT to Go!
It’s official: pros have weighed in on this important tax trend in 2024: “The government’s Underused Housing Tax consultations ended January 3. Should the UHT stay or should it go?” The comments shed light on the consensus – it’s time for it to go, according to the tax and financial professionals who participated in our January poll.
