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October 2024 Poll
October was small business month! Do you think more Canadians today are interested in starting their own businesses?
New Legislative Proposals: Charitable Donation Tax Credits for Trusts
Finance Canada recently released proposals to amend certain sections of the Income Tax Act (the Act) pertaining to the tax treatment of certain trusts, which only came into force on January 1, 2016. To the relief of many tax and legal practitioners, the proposals remedy some undesirable aspects of the amendments, especially as it relates to charitable giving.
Your Notice of Assessment: Don’t Misplace It
One document you must remember to keep track of after filing your tax return is your Notice of Assessment or Reassessment from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).
RRSPs: Pay Attention to Leap Year & Earn Lucrative Refundable Tax Credits
Many people don’t understand one of the most fundamental reasons to file a tax return: claim lucrative refundable tax credits. It’s especially important for families that qualify for the Canada Child Tax Benefit, which is expected to be enhanced this July.
Tax Strategies: A Key Component in Your Clients’ Wealth Plan
Using comprehensive tax reduction strategies as a leading weapon in sustaining family wealth always makes sense, but never more than this year. In an investment climate in which there is very little certainty, it pays to look for winners we can count on: tax-efficient investments, for example.
Tax Tips: Employed Abroad? Your Tax Refund Could Be Bigger
Taxpayers who performed services outside Canada for more than six consecutive months during 2015, for either a qualifying Canadian employer or a Canadian-owned foreign affiliate, will qualify for a special tax credit.
