Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau is promising to lower the government's eligibility requirements for Canadians needing help to care for a sick loved one.
Wealthy clients have the most to gain from the Conservative Party’s tax plan, while middle-class families will get a bigger boost from Liberal Party policies. Find out why.
Details of the independent corporation that would manage a provincial pension plan were in Ontario’s budget April 24.
More TFSA contribution room and smaller mandatory RRIF withdrawals were the big headlines coming out of yesterday’s federal budget.
The federal government is planning to make the Family Tax Cut permanent, but a busy Parliamentary agenda could scuttle it.
For clients who don’t have any reportable income, or who are taking care of eligible dependants, that they should file tax returns anyways.
Business and labour groups are arguing over whether Ontario’s proposed provincial pension plan will be a bane or a boon to the province.
The federal government’s spousal income-splitting plan has already come under criticism for disproportionately benefiting high-income families, but there are other problems with the tax break.
Like the federal government's pledge to introduce income-splitting for couples with children under 18, the Conservative's promise to double the contribution room for TFSAs is also coming under criticism for mainly benefiting the wealthy.
Ontario’s debt has grown by $117 billion since the recession, largely because of government borrowing to fund day-to-day expenses.