Downsizing Your CRA Tax Files?
Happy New Year! If one of your resolutions for 2026 is to downsize, or at least sort through all that stuff you don’t need anymore, you may inevitably run across those tax files you’ve been keeping for decades. Just how long do you have to keep them? Do you need permission to destroy them? From whom? Read on to learn more.Tax Exempt: Inflation Supports Cause Confusion
Is it reportable or not? Many taxpayers are confused about the various government support programs they have been entitled to in 2022 and 2023. As a general rule, if a support payment is taxable, there will be a T4A or T4E showing the amount to be reported as income. But if any of the amounts itemized below - inflation support measures – were received, they won’t be reportable.
Tax Spotlight: Help Non-Filers Recover Billions
Did you know as many as 1 in 10 Canadians don't file their taxes? Canadians who don't file their income tax returns may be shocked to find out how much money they're owed by the federal government for years of missed benefits. The tax benefits lost to working-age non-filers was about $1.7 billion, according to an award winning research paper[1].
The Global Financial Disruption: Are You Prepared to Help?
President and CEO of Knowledge Bureau, Evelyn Jacks, joins Derek Notman and H. Adam Holt on their podcast, Rethink. Financial Advice, and discusses a variety of issues critical to the future of the tax and financial services industry: what's on the horizon for advisors and how to best prepare for the headwinds affecting us all. You’ll want to take this in.
