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This Week’s Edition of KBR:

This Month’s Poll

Studies suggest OAS clawbacks should begin when household income reaches $100,000. Alternatively, OAS should be postponed to age 67. Do you agree?

Yes: 20 votes

51.28%

No: 19 votes

48.72%

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The Tax Outlook: Going Up Despite Projected Economic Malaise

Taxes and source deductions will continue to rise despite last week’s grim economic forecasts from the Finance Department. Here is what’s in store based on forecasting in the Fall Economic Report, released November 3.

Mini-Budget Targets Speculators and Business Owners

New taxes are on the horizon for high net worth individuals. While several new tax measures were introduced in the November 3 Mini Budget, many have been created to propel forward defined economic incentives for businesses. Of special note: residential property flipping is getting more expensive. A synopsis follows.

Bill C-32 Continues Pathway to New Tax Provisions

The Finance Minister introduced Bill C-32, Fall Economic Statement Implementation Act on Friday November 4. Noteworthy is the complex pathway to law: this document encompasses previously announced measures from the April 2022 budget and finally the date of implementation of the First Home Savings Account. A synopsis follows; be sure to request a copy of the Knowledge Bureau’s Special Report on the Fall Economic Statement for greater detail.

Canada Training Credit: Learn Risk Free and with Tax Assistance

Investing time and money into new Specialized Credentials or continuing professional develop is an important undertaking and you want to make the most of both. That’s why you’ll want to learn more about the tuition fee amount and the Canada Training Credit (CTC) as potential tax assistance when you take a Knowledge Bureau course.

A Void Exists in Helping Business Owners with Succession Plans

Are you looking to increase your multi-generation client base? Here’s an obvious need and a huge void: 70% of private company owners in Canada plan to either transfer or sell their businesses when they retire—but many don’t have a plan in place. In fact, almost half plan to pass ownership to the next generation, but of those, 47% of them don’t have a succession plan[i]. You can fill this big void by advising family business and we have a targeted CE course to help you do that.

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Knowledge Bureau News Network

Financial Issues & Answers for Everyone

This Week’s Edition of KBR:

This Month’s Poll

Studies suggest OAS clawbacks should begin when household income reaches $100,000. Alternatively, OAS should be postponed to age 67. Do you agree?

The Tax Outlook: Going Up Despite Projected Economic Malaise

Mini-Budget Targets Speculators and Business Owners

Bill C-32 Continues Pathway to New Tax Provisions

Canada Training Credit: Learn Risk Free and with Tax Assistance

A Void Exists in Helping Business Owners with Succession Plans

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