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Tax Tip: The More Obscure Medical Expenses

Are you claiming all the medical expenses you or your clients might be entitled to? 

Featured Course: Accounting for Business Transitions

At some time in the lifecycle of a business, the owner/manager must deal with the sale or succession of the business. This course will help you guide your client in making decisions regarding the financial and business issues that arise during these transitions.

Featured Tool: Registered vs. Non-Registered Savings Calculator

Get a quick answer to how much tax saving are available by making an RRSP contribution and determine the costs of a proposed RRSP loan and compare the loan costs to the earnings within the RRSP during the loan repayment period. Read more to see the calcualtor in use.

Featured Event: 10th Anniversary DAC—Register by Feb. 15 and Save

Help us celebrate 10 years of cutting edge professional development and seize the opportunity: be there to think strategically with top advisors at the Distinguished Advisor Conference in Ojai, California, November 10–13, 2013.

Canada Inspires Confidence

Readers of Knowledge Bureau Report are heading into 2013 confident in Canada’s financial prospects.

How Canadians Spend Their Money

In 2011, the average Canadian spent $73,457 — 75% or $55,151 of which was spent on goods and services such as shelter, food and transportation.

The CRA Makes It Easier for SR&ED Claimants

The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is making it easier for corporate taxpayers to determine if they qualify for the Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) tax incentive program.
 
 
 
Knowledge Bureau Poll Question

Do you believe our tax system needs to be reformed and if so, what would be your first improvement? If not, what do you like about it?

  • Yes
    64 votes
    98.46%
  • No
    1 votes
    1.54%