By Liz O'Dowd on March 20, 2013 
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Up to 75% of a taxpayer’s net income can be claimed as donations, except in the year of death or the year preceding death, when 100% of net income can be claimed as donations. The donations limit can also be increased… {Read more}
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Did you know? Filing your tax return and paying what you owe on time helps you avoid possible interest and penalty charges, and ensures that your benefits won’t be delayed. Filing online is the fastest and easiest way to send… {Read more}
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If you are filing your tax return electronically, you don’t need to send the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) your information slips or other supporting documents. However, it is important that you keep all your documents for six years in case… {Read more}
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Ottawa, Ontario, March 15, 2013… The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will revoke the registration of Marketplace Ministries International, a Scarborough-based charity. The notice of revocation will be published in the Canada Gazette with an effective date of March 16, 2013…. {Read more}
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