Tax Tip: The More Obscure Medical Expenses
Are you claiming all the medical expenses you or your clients might be entitled to?Claim Tuition Fees as a Deduction, Credit or Canada Training Credit
Taking a Knowledge Bureau certificate course this year? It will be tax deductible as a training expense if you are self-employed. But there may also be an opportunity for you to tap into a $1,000 Canada Training Credit if you are claiming the tuition fee credit. For those who qualified in 2022, the amount was $750. Here’s what you need to know:
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New CE Savvy™- PD Collection: Asset Management
Knowledge Bureau is excited to introduce its latest CE Savvy ™ Collection of Micro Courses. Check out our collection entitled Asset Management, which provides you a new opportunity to earn 5 CE Credits with Knowledge Bureau and several 3rd party accreditors such as FPCanada, IAFE, ICM, AIC and MFDA.
March 28 Federal Budget: Will It Erode Wealth or Build It?
Will the March 28, 2023 Federal Budget further erode accumulated wealth with new taxes, alongside the continued inflationary and interest rate pressures which have already had a significant impact on businesses and investors? The answer is likely yes. What to watch for appears below.
UHT: Are Spouses Who Own Rental Properties with Partners Affected?
According to the legislation for Canada’s new Unused Housing Tax (UHT), if you are an excluded owner of a residential property in Canada, you have no obligations or liabilities under the Underused Housing Tax Act. But are spouses who own residential rental properties together excluded owners? The legislation is fuzzy, to say the least and that’s a problem for professional tax preparers.
