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Pre-Consultation Brush Up on Trust Rules

The March 21, 2013 Budget is proposing major changes to the taxation of trusts in Canada, which will have significant family succession planning implications. Here in the first of two articles, Greer Jacks reviews existing rules, which every tax and financial professional may wish to be aware of before the rules are changed in order to participate in fruitful consultations on the matter.

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You Can Claim Bus Passes and Other Public Transit Costs

Riding the bus or subway? Remind all family members to keep receipts because you may be able to make a claim on your tax return for the costs. 

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BC Residents Will See Their GST Credit Cheques Reduced as of April 2013

As a result of reverting from the HST back to the GST and PST system in BC, the provincial HST Credit has been abolished.

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Must Audit Support Documents Be Electronically Filed?

Starting in May 2013, CRA will again begin its Processing Review Program, which initiates requests for supporting documentation for claims made on tax returns.

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Claiming Babysitting Costs

Expenses for the care of dependent children who are under the age of 16 (at any time of the year) or who are physically or mentally infirm may be claimed on your tax return.

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