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read moreNew accounting standards will have no direct impact on individuals
read moreDo-it-yourself tax filers should still let a pro review their return
read moreBe Happy On Pay Day; After Incorporation, Pay Yourself With Dividends And Soften The Tax Man's Bite
read moreDonating in-kind and online; Taking advantage of tax savings is easier than ever
read moreThat turkey gift may not fly; Sometimes, gift-giving can really cost you
read moreSwell party. Now how much can I write off?; What you can and cannot deduct after corporate events
read moreMortgage deductibility case goes to top court; Supreme Court to rule on method of reducing taxes
read moreGet a head start on tax savings; New grads can do much to ease financial future
read moreRising loonie will affect foreign holdings; Hunting down historical rates may save tax
read moreIf you want to deduct interest, move to the United States; Say Goodbye To The Singleton Shuffle
read moreHow to have cash at the end of it all; Annuities Are Like A Mortgage In Reverse
read moreGradual plan wins out for RESPs: Yearly payments usually beat one-time infusion
read moreThe CRA's clock never stops ticking: Assessment limits don't apply to fraud or errors
read moreSaving on taxes can be simple: Spreading, splitting income is a good start
read moreEasy Money - Make sure your clients don't miss out on the latest tax credits
read moreDay traders can't have it both ways: Trading profits are income, not capital gains: CRA
read moreWhat about the rest of us?: JDS employees get a stock-option tax break from feds
read moreHow to avoid Non-resident Tax Onforeign Dividends: Investment motive determines how to hold global equities
read moreAn Early Start On Healthy Living: Children's fitness Tax Credit Worth Up To $500
read moreIf a joint account isn't safe, what is?: Supreme Court to rule on true intentions of account holders
read moreA burden we'd all like to have: Investing Aunt Nellie's money can complicate annual earnings
read morePension Splitting - Do spousal RRSPs have a future now that tax rules have changed?
read moreLeaving a paper trail keeps the taxman off your tail: But failing to keep receipts could lead to a court date
read moreCanada Revenue's grinchy tax trap: Company Christmas party could count as a taxable benefit
read moreSplitting pension income is no cure-all: There is still a place for spousal RRSPs
read moreYou can't take it with you: A gifting strategy can help relieve survivors' tax burdens
read moreThe sticky side of RRSPs and divorce: It's not as easy as you might think to remove a spousal contributor
read moreFew tax breaks for car commuters: But transit users get new credit
read moreLow marks for private school deductions: Ontario Liberals eliminated only real tax break
read moreLow marks for private school deductions: Ontario Liberals eliminated only real tax break
read moreSchool checklist: books, laptop, receipts: Full-time students can write off moving expenses
read moreWhen a shelter is the storm: Beware high-yield off-shore tax schemes
read moreHow black and white can get more green: Subscriptions to financial papers can be deductible
read morePain-free ways to pass on the cottage: Capital gains strategies are the focus of part two of Jamie Golombek's look at taxes and
read moreNot all trusts are created equal: Form of distribution determines tax and ultimately yield
read moreOpen up and say 'Ah, tax credit': Medical tests could offer more than just health benefits
read moreWhile the kids enjoy a summer break, you might get a tax break: Camp expenses can sometimes be deductible
read moreTaxman has particular rules on foreign income: Rising loonie complicates issue of outside earnings
read moreGive -- and get back: Tories eliminate capital gains tax on donations
read moreWhat's missing from the Budget: Where is the plan for capital gains?
read moreThe big, black tax hole: Last year, the Feds collected $198-billion in revenue, the bulk from personal taxes
read moreSelf-employed may benefit from recent home-office ruling: You may now have more leeway in deducting costs
read moreCut the GST? Better to cut income taxes: Tories can afford to cut the GST and keep Grit tax cuts
read moreMissing the deadline is not the worst thing: The penalty for overcontributing to your RRSP is severe
read moreNo getting around the 50% entertainment rule: Taxpayer loses appeal on 'gifts' of business meals
read moreSplitting a tax headache: Spousal loans, with 3% interest until March 31, allow income to be taxed at a lower rate
read moreA tax bite to chew on: Casino employee challenges tax on 'free' meal
read moreTax brackets growing faster than inflation: Yet lifetime RESP limits have been frozen since 1996
read moreThe December dilemma: Should you buy funds before or after the year-end distribution?
read moreSimplifying the new dividend math: But don't count on the provinces doing their bit
read moreTaxpayers denied 'inflated valuations': Court of Appeal sides with CRA in three recent cases
read moreWonderful dividend world dawns today: Here's how much more dividend income you'll retain after taxes
read moreCRA warns of RRSP schemes: Only two legal ways to withdraw funds, penalty-free, from plan
read moreDividend tax credit can be a gross out: Good for private companies but fails public ones
read moreYou reap what you sow, CRA insists: Lawyer fights to write off losses from farming 'sideline'
read moreInequities can drive you around the bend: Public-sector employees get fatter travel reimbursements
read moreHockey players, taxman face off: Fight centres on payment of NHL pension surplus
read moreAct favours border-town residents: Tax case invites Charter argument on validity of commuter test today
read moreIn search of the fully tax deductible business lunch: Judge overturns CRA ruling on gift certificate claims
read moreCottage office must pass lots of 'tests': Working there whole summer no guarantee of deduction
read moreIs there such a thing as free parking?: Employer-provided spot generally taxed, but exceptions exist
read moreRetirement safe with C-55?: Still just a bill, but it's a step closer to creditor protection for RRSPs
read moreTaxpayer fights for social worker expense: Loses battle to claim $9,750 as medical expense
read moreDentist must pay for 'best' for daughter: Judge nixes attempt to deduct pricey U.S. school fees
read moreDoes no death mean no inheritance?: Case involves 'pre-humous' sum of $3-million
read moreAdvisors at convention OK with losing money at casino, will not stand for ATM fees
read moreLegal fees from disability fight deductible: Tax Court confirms P.E.I. woman's claim
read moreIf you pay cash, get a receipt: The best defence in tax court is to have proof in writing
read moreStudents need to keep their moving receipts: Two scenarios where a tax claim is allowed
read moreTax writeoff can be an art: Make sure clients actually see the art you expense
read moreHow much is art really worth?: Appeals court upholds $5,000 value for sculpture
read moreIRS cracks down on Major League Baseball freebies: Tickets are taxable benefit; what is Canada's position?
read moreEx gets the house, and more: Divorcee loses battle over Home Buyers' Plan repayments
read moreSupreme Court tax ruling draws a crowd: Every seat taken to hear first GAAR case at highest level
read moreLump sum disability payments taxable, Supreme Court rules: Woman sued after insurer cut off periodic benefits
read moreBonds can be doubly taxing: Well behind pack for investment efficiency
read moreGentlemen, start your log books: Detailed records essential when writing off car expenses
read moreGentlemen, start your log books: Detailed records essential when writing off auto expenses
read moreDon't trust all those friendly 'Tax Tips': One taxpayer found out why the hard way
read moreWhere Cupid leads, taxman sure to follow: Common-law or single? CRA wants to know
read moreMoving expenses can't always be deducted: Courts can't extend laws to cover new areas, judge notes
read moreVolunteer work for organization fails test as charitable 'gift': Charitable donation credits disallowed by Tax Court
read moreVitamin supplements not a valid expense: Only prescription drugs qualify for medical tax credit
read moreOttawa wants a bite of gadget reimbursals: Opinion seems at odds with CRA's view of computers
read more10 ways to save tax this year: Don't let holidays cause you to miss year-end strategies
read morePlea of tax law ignorance falls on deaf ears: Fairness appeal denied
read moreGrey Cup wagers tax-free in Canada: Except for pro gamblers: Tax relief available for Canadians hit for Las Vegas gains
read moreSelf-employed can now deduct commuting cost: A part of doing business: Drive to job site from home office not personal, judge s
read moreTub deductions can land you in hot water: But installation fees OK: To be deductible, tub must be mainly used to help mobility
read moreOnline students get a 21st century tax break: Lectures were attended
read moreHow do you measure a spiritual advantage?: The tax value of sermons
read moreYour last chance to split income with a spousal loan at 2%: Prescribed rate 3% oct. 1
read moreCRA strike doesn't let you off the hook: Tax payments must still be made on time
read moreDefrauding people isn't a business, court rules: Taxpayer's loss denied
read moreDon't work overtime trying to bend 'full time': Employer tax advantages: Argument about cleaners' hours falls flat in Tax Court
read moreTax court tackles former QB's attempted end run: Travel deductions not permitted for usual place of work
read moreRuling helps define 'fair market value': Ottawa yacht case: FMV is what an item sold for, not seller's asking price
read moreGood news for those who don't fly to work: Moving costs deductible: Distances needn't be measured in a straight line
read moreDon't let taxman join your foursome: Ottawa targets golfers: Green fees can't be deducted but 50% allowed on meals
read moreIf it walks like a tax, smells like a tax ...: It probably is a tax
read moreProfit by reducing your tax at source: Why wait for refund that belongs to you?
read moreOttawa's heavy hand ends fine deductibility: Budget move means businesses feel full impact of penalties
read moreTaxpayers can now delay reporting capital losses: A setback for CRA
read moreBrokerages can help advisors hit by ruling: Cost of client lists rises
read moreCapital punishment: Most countries encourage investment in their capital markets. So why is Canada going the other way by consi
read moreMutual Fund Corporations - Weighing the tax advantages over mutual fund trust
read more"Reasonable Expectation of Profit" is Dead - The latest on taxation
read morePutting your rainy day money to better use: Opt for line of credit: More tax efficient, and unless you use it, it costs you not
read morePutting your rainy day money to better use: Opt for line of credit: More tax efficient, and unless you use it, it costs you not
read moreCivil servants must act now to get deferral: Ways to reduce tax bill on pay-equity settlement
read moreCivil servants must act now to get deferral: Ways to reduce tax bill on pay-equity settlement
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