You can claim renovations qualifying for the home renovation tax credit even if you own a condo.
How to make HRTC work for Condo owners
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“Soft” Loans for Your Children
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Parents quite often make loans to their adult children to help them purchase
Ontario Apprenticeship Training Tax Credit
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The Ontario Apprenticeship Training Tax Credit (ATTC) is a refundable tax credit for
Paying the CRA just got easier
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The CRA announced today how easy it is for individuals and businesses to make their tax
Water & Coffee
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The Income Tax Act provides that an amount paid or payable regarding the human consumption of
Owner-Managed Business-Creditor Proofing
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Every business owner should be concerned about creditor proofing his assets. Here are several suggestions to consider.
Corporate Directors Liability
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If a corporation (including a for-profit or non-profit corporation) fails to deduct, withhold, remit or pay amounts held in trust for the Receiver General for Canada
Sales to non-residents
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Are sales to non-residents taxable? When a non-resident of a Canadian province purchases goods or services
Free Accounting Software
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Business owners understand the importance of keeping records up-to-date. Unfortunately, paperwork has a habit of piling up – quickly!
Disability Income Insurance
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CRA recently noted that where a proprietor purchased a Disability Income Policy, the premium is a nondeductible personal expense. But the receipt of the disability benefits is tax-free. If a corporation acquires a Policy for the employees, the premiums are… {Read more}