WHY CANADIANS SHOULD START PLANNING THEIR FINANCES As Canadians, many of us may know the importance of preparing our finances for the future. However, it is a topic that is most dreaded. The idea of financial planning may get pushed into the back of our minds and forgotten about, only appearing around tax season. When … Continue reading FINANCIAL PLANNING FOR CANADIANS: STARTING EARLY, STARTING SMART
Are you looking for tips for filing 2014 personal tax return They include maximizing eligible personal tax credits, filing a tax return despite having low or zero income, reporting all T-Slips, and transferring all unused credits to your spouse.
The list for celebrity tax evaders goes on and on with some owing as much as millions in unpaid taxes. Some of the biggest celebrity culprits include Martha Stewart, Pete Rose, Marc Anthony and Willie Nelson.
Are you looking for information on international taxes and Canada? International companies and non-resident Canadians conducting business in Canada are subject to a wide array of different tax implications. Some of these implications include issues with permanent establishments, non-residential tax returns and withholding taxes.
There are a number of different tax credits and savings strategies that married or common law couples can take advantage of. These include claiming non-refundable tax credits for medical expenses, the new family care-giver tax credit, and if they have children, they can use the art activity credit.
Do you want to know how to save money for first-time home buyers? First time home buyers and home owners can utilize a number of different strategies and options to save money on their home. This consists of the first time home buyer’s tax credit, the first time home buyer’s plan, the healthy home renovation … Continue reading Money-saving strategies for first-time home buyers
Accounting is the broad term related to each and every monetary sector (public or private) which measures, processes as well as communicates the financial information about economic entities. It is generally known as “language of business” that measures result of an organization’s economic activities for conveying the information to various users like investors, managers, creditors, … Continue reading Accounting Services for Various Company Sectors
SR&ED Tax Credit Program Manufacturing and processing companies that have qualified expenditures related to research and development activities may be eligible for the very lucrative scientific research & experimental development tax credit. Incorporated Canadian-controlled private corporation (CCPC) can generally claim an investment tax credit (ITC) of 35%, a 100% refund on qualified SR&ED current expenditures … Continue reading Tax credits for Hamilton’s manufacturing & processing firms.
Tip 1 – Always file a tax return even if you have no income Many retired individuals that have low or zero income assume they do not have to file a return. This is a big mistake and can lead to a loss of hundreds of dollars in benefits and credits. These include GST/HST Credit, … Continue reading Tax Tips for Seniors
Employers need to include room and board somewhere in the calculation of their nanny’s payroll. The Canadian Revenue Agency (CRA) states that free housing and meals provided to an employee is a taxable benefit and must be reported. However, most employers charge up to the maximum amounts allowed by Employment Standards. Each province’s maximums are … Continue reading Tax Implications for Room and Board
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