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Category: Individual Tax – Canada

Individual Tax – Canada

tax returns for independent contractors and freelancers in canada
Entrepreneurship & Business

Income Tax Tips for Freelancers in Canada

Freelancing, full time or as a side-gig, is a very attractive way for people to generate income for themselves. With a lot of freelancing websites such as Fiverr and Upwork, more and more Canadians are

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covid 19 income tax filing deadline in Canada
Corporate Tax - Canada

Covid-19 and Tax Filing Deadlines in Canada

Canada Tax Filing and Payment Extensions amidst Covid-19 This post is not being updated anymore. Please visit our page income tax services during Covid-19.  Updated on July 27, 2020 Updated on March 18, 2020 (11:45

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taxes on foreign rental income and properties in canada
Individual Tax - Canada

How to report foreign rental income in Canada?

In recent days, we have received a couple of inquiries from our blog subscribers and readers about the foreign rental income of Canadian residents. This post is for general information purposes and cannot be relied

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is inherited property taxable in Canada
Individual Tax - Canada

How is foreign inherited property taxed in Canada?

Canada is a country having vast immigrant population. Every year new immigrants come to Canada and gradually achieve their immigration status as permanent residents and ultimately Canadian citizenship. If you are a new permanent resident

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income tax return filing deadlines for 2019 in Canada
Individual Tax - Canada

Income Tax Return 2019 – Canada

Income Tax Return filing opens on February 24, 2020 08:30 AM in Canada. Are you expecting an income tax refund from Canada Revenue Agency, start filing your taxes earlier and get the refund quicker. Important

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income taxes for newcomers to Canada
Individual Tax - Canada

Tax Tips: Newcomers (Immigrants) to Canada

Canada taxes its residents on their worldwide income. You become a resident of Canada when you establish residential ties with Canada. The year in which you become a resident of Canada is considered a part-year

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