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Taxpayer Bill of Rights

Learn more about your rights as a Canadian taxpayer and what you can expect when you deal with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).

Fitness Tax Credit Almost Child’s Play

The federal government’s Children’s Fitness Tax Credit helps parents seeking support for ferrying their children far and wide to hockey, soccer, swimming and other sporting activities will receive financial relief, but not much. The program provides a non-refundable tax credit that applies to eligible expenditures incurred to enroll children in organized, qualified physical activities.

How Your Farm is Used Could Negate Capital Gains Exemption

This advice will help protect your tax savings when the time comes to sell your farmland or roll it over to the next generation. If you are renting out your farmland, you could unexpectedly negate your ability for an intergenerational farm rollover, the $800,000 capital gains exemption or both.

If you are renting out your farmland, you could unexpectedly negate your ability for an intergenerational farm rollover or the $800,000 capital gains exemption or both.

Off-Farm Income is Reason to Incorporate the Farm

If your family earns enough from off-farm income to live comfortably, you may want to incorporate the farm to shelter farm income from high personal tax rates. For many Canadian farmers the percentage of income derived from off-farm sources continues to grow. Even farmers who have successful and expanding farm businesses do, in many cases, … Read more