Canadian Tax Accounting Blog

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Are you looking for the latest Tax, Accounting, and Business Tips? If yes, then the Canadian Tax Accounting Blog is perfect for you.
Here, you'll learn about tax minimization strategies, best accounting practices, and business advice to take your company to the next level.

Who We Are

Allan Madan, the author of the Canadian Tax Accounting Blog, is a Tax Accountant & Chartered Accountant in the Greater Toronto & Mississauga areas. To learn more about Allan, see Chartered Accountant Mississauga & Toronto

            

Deloitte, PWC, KPMG, E&Y Toronto – Cost Effective Alternative

July 26th, 2010. by superAmin

The big 4 accounting firms, Deloitte, KPMG, Pricewaterhousecoopers (PWC), and Ernst and Young (E&Y), tend to be more expensive than local accounting firms in Toronto.  In many cases, smaller accounting firms offer the same, if not better, quality of work and exceptional client-service, as compared to the Big 4.  Should your company consider a local accounting firm in Toronto / Mississauga as an alternative to the Big 4?

The Top 4 reasons why you should seriously consider a smaller accounting firm are:

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Accountant in Etobicoke Tax Tips

July 25th, 2010. by superAmin

We’re all tired of paying too much in tax.  For this reason, I’ve created a list of the Top 5 Tax Tips for business owners, which are listed below:

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How to save taxes for self employed in Canada?

July 18th, 2010. by superAmin

How can the self employed in Canada save taxes?  The answer to this question can be daunting and difficult to understand.  However, I’ve created a simple list of the Top 5 Tax Savings Strategies for self employed persons, which are listed below.  I’m sure you’ll be very pleased with these tips, once you see how much you can save!

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US Companies expanding to Canada – tax implications

May 24th, 2010. by superAmin

If you are a US based corporation and are planning on expanding to and doing business in Canada, then this article is a must read.  I will address the tax implications of expanding to Canada, as they particularly relate to US corporations.

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How to prepare tax returns for rental properties in Canada

May 2nd, 2010. by superAmin
How to prepare tax returns for real estate investors

How to prepare tax returns for real estate investors

 

Are you a real estate investor that’s looking for advice on how to prepare tax returns for rental properties in Canada?  Would you like to know which rental expenses are tax deductible? If yes, then this article is for you.

There are 5 easy steps to preparing a tax return for real estate investments: