Before year-end, take advantage of these tax tips from Grant Thornton LLP’s year-end tax-planning guide. Read: Make the most of your client’s tax refund Time your move to another province. Unless you earn only self-employed business income, provincial tax is based on your province of residence on December 31. If you’re transferring to a province […]
You have four weeks to make 2016 your — and your clients’ — most tax-efficient year yet.
Now is the time to use tax credits only available until Dec. 31, says CIBC tax planner Jamie Golombek.
A new generation of Canadians is coming to terms with what it means to be, or to give support to, veterans. There are more than 600,000 Canadian Forces veterans, and their average age is 57. There are also more than 75,000 Second World War veterans and more than 9,000 veterans of the Korean World War. […]
Families with more than one property will have to be more careful.
Diplomats are Canada's face in the world. They work hard in often dangerous situations to represent the country's interest abroad.
Perhaps your client likes to collect coins, stamps, antiques, rare books or other memorabilia. If that’s the case, consider these tax requirements and tips.
It’s not always simple to determine a residence’s status for tax purposes
You may be in the midst of scaling back client communications. But make sure you reach out as the CCB is introduced.
Cottages are more than a respite from workaday troubles, they're major financial responsibilities.