Got medical bills? Don't we all. As a business owner, these bills can really add up without insurance. Learn how to get your business paying for these bills with pre-tax dollars instead!
Wouldn't your business sound better with "Inc." at the end of it? It sure sounds more professional, right? Incorporating is a lot more complicated than just the name, though. Find out what it takes and why you should consider it here.
Did you start a small business during the pandemic? Good for you! Or maybe you already had one. Regardless, bookkeeping is one of the tedious things that you absolutely must do. Don't fall behind! Learn what you have to do.
Looking to sever your land and sell some or all of it? The tax implications can be complicated, and are based on multiple factors. Learn some of the ins and outs of real estate taxes here!
Selling your home, or own multiple? Learn how to take advantage of the Principal Residence Exemption effectively and without accidentally owing the CRA a bunch of money!
Disability Tax Credits have changed again! There are lots of people who qualify, and they can be transferred to family members! Additionally, there are loads of grants and benefits available. Do you or a family member qualify? Find out here!
Real Estate Agents can FINALLY incorporate! It's been a long battle, but the lobbyists finally got what they were looking for. It's not the right solution for everyone, but incorporating your real estate business into a PREC could save you hundreds of thousands of dollars!
Are you a real estate agent? Are you getting all the tax deductions you should be? It's a difficult topic, and it can be challenging to navigate. HST alone can cause headaches! Get the solutions for them here.
Staring down the barrel of a separation agreement and confused about the tax implications? I can't blame you. People spend thousands on lawyers, but never consult the accountants! There is a way to make sure you both get tax benefits out of this, and it only requires a little cooperation.
Staring down the barrel of a separation agreement and confused about the tax implications? I can't blame you. People spend thousands on lawyers, but never consult the accountants! There is a way to make sure you both get tax benefits out of this, and it only requires a little cooperation.
