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Out-of-pocket medical expenses can be claimed as a non-refundable tax credit on your personal tax return, which is used to reduce the total tax payable. Non-refundable tax credits save tax at the lowest personal tax rates (15% federal and 5% in Ontario). An individual is eligible to claim medical expenses for themselves, their spouse/common-law partner,…

With the transition to working from home as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, many questions have come up regarding eligibility for home office deductions that employees may be able to claim on their 2020 tax return and whether your employer will be issuing T2200/T2200S forms. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) recently announced a temporary…

More information has been released by CRA around eligible non-deferrable expenses that may allow your business to now qualify for the Canada Emergency Business Account (CEBA). In addition to the originally noted categories for non-deferrable expenses, Canada Revenue Agency now includes payments incurred for materials consumed to produce a product ordinarily offered for sale by…

Due to COVID-19, the application deadlines for AgriStability and Risk Management Program (RMP) have been extended to July 3 and June 30 respectively for the upcoming year.

We’ve compiled a list of measures, with the April 1st Government of Canada updates, that focus on employers keeping workers employed.

Prepare early by organizing documentation with our 2019 Personal Income Tax Checklist well in advance of the tax deadlines! Also, review reminders about deadlines and common tax credits.

In recent years there has been speculation that the Federal government would increase the capital gains inclusion rate from the current 50% up to 75%. This increase in the capital gains inclusion rate could occur as early as the upcoming Federal Budget, which is expected to be released in the coming month or two.

Dairy farmers will receive $315/kg of their August 31/19 owned quota. The payment may be received in 2019 if applied for by December 13/19. Payments, whether chosen in 2019 or 2020, are added to taxable income and extra tax planning may be beneficial.