Sep 17, 2021 | News, Personal Taxes, RECENT
With the upcoming Federal election, it’s worth paying attention to the fiscal plans from the various parties to see which best aligns with your preferences, but if you take one thing away from this blog, please note that nothing major is going to change in at the next...
Aug 18, 2021 | Bookkeeping, Corporate Taxes, HST, Personal Taxes
If you’ve ever fallen behind on your taxes (or are currently behind), you’re not alone. Many people neglect to file on time and often, once one year has passed, it’s all too easy to let another, and another… Over the past several years, COVID has been cited as the...
May 28, 2021 | News, Personal Taxes
It’s been said that no news is good news, and that certainly applies to the 2021 Federal budget. Before it was released, there were a number of educated guesses as to what it was going to contain, including a potential increase to GST or instituting a capital gains...
Dec 15, 2020 | Corporate Taxes, HST, News, Personal Taxes, Small Business, US Taxes
We’re endeavouring to provide access to various resources and information that might be helpful to all our clients and others. The information below links to primary sources as we are aware of them. While we are endeavouring to keep this information up to date...
Nov 19, 2020 | International Tax, Personal Taxes
As a CPA with the license to practice both in Canada and the US, I’m in the relatively unique position of being able to look at tax returns filed in both countries. I’ve noticed there are two rules in the US tax system which would benefit a lot of people if they were...
Sep 10, 2020 | Personal Taxes
The CRA announced earlier this year that individuals who owed federal income tax and/or were scheduled to make instalments between April and September had until September 30th to make their payments. While it gave breathing room to those who saw their income go down...
