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Do you know what one of the most missed credits on the personal tax return is? It’s the Disability Tax Amount, a substantial non-refundable tax credit valued at $7899 in the 2015 tax year; 8001 in 2016. It can be claimed by someone who is markedly restricted in the activities of daily living on a permanent basis, or by their supporting individual.
Dividends of taxable Canadian corporations enjoy preferred tax rates, but some complexities in reporting can plague unsuspecting filers. Here are some tips for last-minute filers: