The UHT May Be Cancelled, But Vacancy Taxes Remain
As tax professionals, you are keenly aware of the constant changes our federal government makes to the Income Tax Act. Adjustments are made, and you must adapt. Not often, though, is a tax eliminated altogether. But in the case of the Underused Housing Tax (UHT), that is exactly what has happened – it was cancelled in the federal budget of November 4, 2025, but Canada’s underused housing taxes have not been eliminated. Here’s what you need to know for tax season 2026.New Growing Demographic Requires Business Policy Changes
The 2021 Census has pointed to a growing new demographic advisors must take note of or risk losing a client base that can have significant lifetime value. How well you embrace the transgender or non-binary demographic can make a big difference but it requires unique practice management changes. Here’s what you need to know:
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CE Summits September 21: What Matters is What You Keep
What matters is what you keep. There is no doubt your clients are interested in knowing how to inflation-proof and recession-proof their wealth and navigate successfully through emerging risks from the CRA. To accomplish the former, advisors must have broader knowledge in tax on upcoming tax changes and how astute investment planning in a very new economic environment can help clients maximize after-tax income and reduce capital erosion. But there are other risks, too, and these topical issues will be the subject of a deep dive for pros at the September 21 CE Summits.
