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Did you know that CRA has fielded over 8 million calls in past tax seasons, often with complaints as to wait times and quality of their answers? Perhaps that’s the reason their phone number has been removed from the tax return this year, preferring to sending people to the their website instead. But when 25% of Canada’s 32 million taxfilers must rely on current, accurate and prompt answers to their tax questions in a very short period of time, professionals will have to pick up the slack. Fortunately, you can cover your bases with The Tax Tip Toolkit, which includes access to Evergreen Explanatory Notes, your authoritative tax research library. Plus, the Knowledge Bureau Discovery Calculators. Subscribe now!
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It’s official: February 19 is the date CRA will start accepting 2023 tax returns for processing. So now is the time to mark your tax filing day on the calendar, especially if you don’t have any income to report at all. In last year’s filing season, using stats up to January 15, 2024, CRA notes over 32 million tax returns were filed, with close to 20% of them being “nil returns” filed to claim tax credits. Here’s why all adults – especially low or no income earners - will want to file a 2023 T1 asap and the 9 key taxfiling profiles you’ll want to correspond with early if you are a tax or financial pro working with investors:
What’s the value of your crypto assets? How much trading did you do? What’s the tax consequences? Are they considered to be inventory of a business? Or will you report a capital gain or loss when you dispose of them? These are questions professional tax and financial advisors must be able to answer in 2024 when filing 2023 tax returns. Here’s what you need to know: