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2023 Federal Budget: Future-proofing our country
Analysis and information on the 2023 Canadian Federal Budget and the potential impact to you and your business.
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Budget 2023: Other Tax Measures
The 2023 Federal Budget is proposing important measures related to the GAAR and sales and excise tax measures.
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Budget 2023: International Tax Measures
An overview of international tax provisions of the 2023 budget, including Pillar Two global minimum tax, and DST.
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Business tax measures announced in the 2023 Federal Budget
Budget 2023 proposed tax measures for businesses that included clean energy incentives and changes to Bill C-208.
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Budget 2023: Personal Tax Measures
This article explains the proposed changes to personal tax measures, which were announced in the latest budget.
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Quebec Provincial Budget 2023: Our Highlights
The Finance Quebec Minister presented the provincial budget for 2023. The budget contains a universal tax cut, as well as benefits to seniors.
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2023 property assessments: Key considerations for industrial, commercial, and institutional property owners and tenants
As the Ontario property tax appeal deadline approaches, we explain why it’s important to ensure your current property assessment is fair and equitable—and why you may want to consider a property...
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The next round of interest deductibility and its impact on stakeholders
The Department of Finance has released the next round of proposed changes to the Excessive Interest and Financing Expenses (EIFEL). Find out details of the key changes and what it means for...
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Financial literacy for the rising generation and beyond
This article focuses on why families need to teach their children about financial literacy and also provides solutions for accomplishing this task.
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Q&A: The new tax-free First Home Savings Account (FHSA)
Learn about the new tax-free First-time Home Savings Account (FHSA), how it works, and what to expect.
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How to plan for family business and wealth continuity: paving the way for continued prosperity
The first in our Family Office article series, we provide detailed tips and guidance on how to proactively plan for your business and wealth continuity.
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The Underused Housing Tax and your farm operation
The new UHT implements 1% tax on underutilized properties in Canada. Find out if your farm operation is affected.
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How the underused housing tax may affect owners of residential property in Canada
How does the underused housing tax affect non-Canadian owners of residential property? We explain who is impacted, what exemptions are available, and how to file.
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Save for retirement using a private corporation
Do you plan to use your corporation to save for retirement? Learn how to structure your CCPC as a savings vehicle for yourself and your family.
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Underused Housing Tax program: Considerations for Canadian corporations, partnerships, and trusts
This article explores the UHT filings that may need to be considered by Canadian owners who own residential real estate through a Canadian corporation, partnership or trust, but who will not owe...
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Tackle your 2022 tax slips to avoid penalties
With the deadline for filing income tax returns approaching, it's a good idea to be organized so you can avoid any slips and avoid facing interest or penalty charges.
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Changes that may affect your 2022 personal income taxes
Get the details on significant tax changes that may affect your 2022 income tax return and in the years following.
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New CRA policy on certain taxable benefits
Understand the changes to employee taxable benefits like gift cards, awards, and events to accurately prepare T4 slips.
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Income tax considerations for the Owner-Manager when planning for retirement
This article discusses common considerations for owner-manager remuneration and the various pension options.
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How tax-related housing proposals from the 2022 federal budget will impact you
Even with the recent price declines, real estate prices in Canada have escalated significantly over the past several years, steadily rising at a rate that was higher than wage increases.
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