2020 – Year End Income Tax Planning – Individuals
The year 2020 is approaching an end! This is the time of the year when you should not forget important tax planning to best optimize your 2020 income taxes in Canada. We have compiled a
The year 2020 is approaching an end! This is the time of the year when you should not forget important tax planning to best optimize your 2020 income taxes in Canada. We have compiled a
There are many ways small business owners can optimize their corporate income taxes for 2020. This post is for the small to medium-sized businesses operating in the corporate form. Further, we do not recommend relying
Property flipping is an increasingly common practice to buy a property and then reselling it for a quick profit. Property flipping also includes assignment sales a.k.a. shadow flipping. Shadow flipping is the sale of a property
Canada Emergency Rent Subsidy (CERS) applications are open now. CERS provides much-needed support to Canadian businesses struggling with rent payments during the pandemic. If you have already applied for Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy (CEWS) you
Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy (CEWS) has been providing significant support to Canadian jobs by covering 75% of employee’s wages (sometimes up to 85%, see new CEWS rules). A total of $35.31 billion has been paid
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has introduced additional reporting requirements for T4 Information returns of 2020. The purpose of these additional requirements is to validate the benefit payments to Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB), Canada
NOTE: the Government is proposing to extend the CEWS further until June 2021. Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy (CEWS) has undergone major changes in July 2020. Extension of CEWS until end of 2020 Wage subsidy has
How can Canadian businesses operate in the U.S. Choose the right structure and common mistakes to avoid.
What is a CCPC and how does a Canadian Corporation lose CCPC status at emigration of its shareholder.
Almost a month ago, in May, the government announced expanded eligibility for Canada Emergency Business Account (CEBA). Previously, only the businesses with a minimum of $20,000 in payroll were eligible. After facing a lot of criticism and