Snowbirds: Check Your Days
Each year, as the autumn leaves start to fall, many Canadian retirees head to the Southern States to soak up the sun.... View Article
READ MOREPartial Exemption for Farms
If you or your family members are planning on selling the family farm in the near future, there may be some... View Article
READ MOREDid You Know… About Refund Dates?
If you have a tax refund owing to you, there are certain timelines used to calculate the refund interest you may receive.... View Article
READ MOREStudents Must File Taxes
Once your graduation celebrations are over and you have settled into your first year of university or college, there are some important... View Article
READ MOREShare Losses Deductible
Many people are unaware that losses they incur from the sale of shares are deductible as a capital loss. This includes... View Article
READ MORET1135 – Foreign Income Verification Statement Changes
Who is required to file? Individuals, Corporations, Trusts and Partnerships must file a T1135 if they have had total Specified... View Article
READ MOREFarm Losses Restricted
For many Canadian producers, periodic farming losses have become the norm, although not all of those losses have translated into tax deductions. This year,... View Article
READ MOREThe CRA letters about your rental, business, professional or employment activities
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will soon be conducting its fifth annual letter campaign. In January 2014, the Small and... View Article
READ MORESmall Businesses Untouched
In the recent provincial budget, the provincial corporate tax rate increased from 10% to 11%. This rate applies to all companies which earn over... View Article
READ MORELast Year for Safety Deposit Boxes
This current tax year will be the last year in which investors will be able to claim a deduction for amounts paid... View Article
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