Last updated: Jun. 29, 2016
Most tax changes we have seen recently tend to be tax increases. We’re always on the lookout for a tax saving opportunity. Since the Trudeau government has come into power many tax reforms the former Harper government introduced like the family tax cut, increases to the TFSA, and the child tax … Read more
Last updated: Jun. 8, 2016
So you’ve just found out that you’re going to be audited by the CRA: now what? Your first step, of course, should be to investigate your options for audit representation, as there’s nothing as effective as professional help when it comes to helping out with the federal government’s tax regulations. Still, … Read more
Last updated: May. 25, 2016
As you likely already know, there are a lot of different steps and procedures that go into a CRA audit. There are many things to be aware of should you receive a letter from CRA announcing an audit of your business, but the most important thing you should do is request … Read more
Last updated: May. 18, 2016
You may have owed taxes in the past and not filed or not reported all of your income. This may put you in a state of unease worrying about how you can make things right. As your business or situation improves you may be in a position where you’re owed tax … Read more
Last updated: May. 11, 2016
Most farm owners and small business owners have assets like goodwill tied up in their businesses. Some might also have licenses, customer lists, franchises, farm quotas or distribution rights. On January 1, 2017, the federal government introduced draft legislation that will directly affect these assets, a new class of assets called … Read more
Last updated: May. 5, 2016
Many taxpayers view their annual filing as a stressful exercise and feel great relief when the job is done.
Some people choose to avoid the task.
The Canada Revenue Agency says, 10 to 15% of the country’s total population do not file a tax return each year. That amounts to … Read more
Last updated: Apr. 19, 2016
As a small business owner you’re faced with many decisions and expenses to keep your business alive and growing. You may be used to wearing many hats to save money, but sometimes it doesn’t hurt to call in the experts. Even though you own a set of pliers, you’re still … Read more
Last updated: Apr. 5, 2016
The income tax filing deadline for unincorporated businesses in Canada is just around the corner. June 15th to be exact. As a self-employed individual, you and your spouses or common law partner have until June 15 to file your income tax and benefit returns. However, any balance owing is still due … Read more
Last updated: Mar. 16, 2016
Share cropping is not as common as it used to be, but it is still a popular arrangement between landowners and renters.
Much depends on the landlord’s involvement in the production process when paying tax on the proceeds from this type of rental agreement.
This helps determine if the revenue should … Read more