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Estate Planning
Don't forget to discuss these year-end tax saving strategies with clients
By Staff |December 12, 2017
3 min read
Tax News
Tips for maximizing generosity
By Jessica Bruno |November 24, 2017
10 min read
These credits can help ease financial stress
By Doug Carroll |September 22, 2017
5 min read
A reader wrote to ask about this principal residence exemption-related income tax folio, which states: 2.13 For a property to be a taxpayer’s principal residence for a particular year, he or she must designate it as such for the year and no other property may have been so designated by the taxpayer for the year. […]
By Staff |September 20, 2017
2 min read
Industry
The annual CRA roundtable at the Society of Trust and Estate Society Practitioners (STEP) National Conference allows attendees to hear directly from agency representatives about tax policy and administration. This year’s roundtable, held June 13, revealed that CRA had collected $75 million to date as a result of TFSA audits. The roundtable also covered dual […]
By Staff |September 5, 2017
1 min read
If you’re in Ontario, your senior clients who use public transit are eligible for a new tax credit — the seniors’ public transit tax credit. The credit is refundable and equal to 15% of a senior’s eligible public transit costs, and came into effect on July 1, 2017 (i.e., only payments for public transit services […]
By Staff |July 4, 2017
Take advantage of a suite of benefits
By Staff |May 19, 2017
4 min read
Knowing your client’s tax position makes for meaningful planning
By Michelle Schriver |March 24, 2017
6 min read
Economic Indicators
Here are selected highlights of what’s in and what’s out now that the federal budget has been tabled. What’s in (Explanations of tax credits are courtesy of EY’s report on the budget.) What’s out Spending for families, students and workers Overall, the budget is light on spending and long on vision. Note that most of […]
By Staff, with files from The Canadian Press |March 22, 2017
Clients in B.C. are paying higher taxes without knowing it. And soon, all Canadians could be.
By Staff |February 16, 2017
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