Tips to help lifelong learners save tax
Tuition, grants, textbooks and more: be tax savvy when you head back to school.
- By: Jessica Bruno
- January 15, 2016 July 17, 2018
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Tuition, grants, textbooks and more: be tax savvy when you head back to school.
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If you have a client setting up a trust, try this tip.
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Ask your client if they plan to spend their wealth, transfer their wealth or do a combination.
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Ask your client, “Have you considered a more tax-favourable location for your trust?”
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Ask your client, “When was the last time you reviewed your will and PoA documents?”
Ask your client, “Are you reporting all foreign income, including income from foreign life insurance policies and real property?”
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If your client receives distributions from a trust, ask your client, “Have you considered the tax implications of your distributions?”
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Ask your client, “Are you taking full advantage of your TFSA?”
Reporting income and claiming expenses.
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