Carlie Weinreb has been doing taxes since she was just four years old. And she has some advice for you.
The 2016 federal budget announced changes impacting the Capital Dividend Account (CDA) and the tax consequences of transfers of life insurance policies to a corporation.
Wealthy clients can still use the new Canada Child Benefit, but there are clawbacks. Here are tips to maximize benefits.
Last week's budget nixed the tax advantages of a popular life insurance strategy
Wealthy families will only have access to the tuition tax credit.
The amendments don’t change much for top earners—if they earn more than $200,000, they’ll still be taxed at the 33% rate, say experts.
It took them two years, but the government has finally addressed eligible capital property.
Clients using sophisticated tax strategies to maximize access to the small business deduction will be disappointed with two changes in this year’s federal budget.
If your clients trade in linked notes, they've lost another tax advantage.
This year’s federal budget introduces important changes for small business owners and clients who invest in corporate-class mutual funds.