Income tax

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When not to involve CRA in divorce proceedings

There’s an easier way to get info from the agency

By Jamie Golombek |April 21, 2017

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Help veterans save tax

A new generation of Canadians is coming to terms with what it means to be, or to give support to, veterans. There are more than 600,000 Canadian Forces veterans, and their average age is 57. There are also more than 75,000 Second World War veterans and more than 9,000 veterans of the Korean World War. […]

By Jessica Bruno |October 27, 2016

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Help veterans save tax

The federal government has a host of tax and social programs designed to ease civilian life for those who have served. But getting the full benefit of these initiatives often depends on knowing which applications to file or rules to follow.

By Jessica Bruno |October 27, 2016

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Help Canada’s representatives to the world

Diplomats are Canada's face in the world. They work hard in often dangerous situations to represent the country's interest abroad.

By Jessica Bruno |October 21, 2016

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When is an employee benefit taxable?

Figuring out whether benefits provided to employees are taxable or not can prove a challenge.

By Michael McKiernan |September 23, 2016

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Despite tax changes, income splitting can still benefit clients

Over the next 3 weeks, we’ll look at three family scenarios and examine how recent tax changes affect them in 2016 and in years to come.

By Michelle Connolly |May 18, 2016

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A look at new personal tax rates

Assessing impact on integration

By James and Deborah Kraft |February 19, 2016

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4 problems with the family tax cut

The federal government’s spousal income-splitting plan has already come under criticism for disproportionately benefiting high-income families, but there are other problems with the tax break.

By Staff |March 18, 2015

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What happens to unreported pension income?

A common question about pensions is, “Should you take your pension or opt for a lump sum, which can then be (partially) transferred into a locked-in retirement account?”

February 27, 2015

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Economic Indicators

How do clients’ incomes compare?

Ever wonder how your clients’ incomes compare to other Canadians?

By Staff |January 23, 2015

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