Farmers can claim cat and dog food as a business expense if those animals keep pests away from their crops. Check out these other surprising tax deductions.
With 2013 coming to a close, it’s a good time to see if you’ve done everything possible to minimize the tax bite for clients and maximize their net earnings. Part of that’s done with tax-loss harvesting. After ensuring the sale fits your client’s portfolio goals, check these eight things.
Five lost tax and estate planning opportunities for entrepreneurs
Tax experts say CRA's 1% prescribed interest rate won't last much longer.
If you have business owner clients who have to purchase cars or trucks for their companies, there are easy ways to help them save tax.
Several measures in this year’s federal budget may increase taxes for wealthy clients. Here are three areas to watch.
Make sure clients don’t put too much into TFSAs and RRSPs
If your clients have been affected by flooding in Alberta, let them know they can access CRA’s relief provisions.
Taxes usually aren’t top of mind when clients buy a recreational property, even though they should be. Here are three ways to share as little as possible with the CRA.
Taxes usually aren’t top of mind when clients buy a recreational property, even though they should be. Here are three ways to share as little as possible with the CRA.