Episode 023 - Who Pays When the Government Sues Itself
In this episode we look back at a couple court proceedings that would make the Canadian Taxpayers Federation cringe and look at what was at issue. #CdnTax #cdnpoli #FCC
In this episode we look back at a couple court proceedings that would make the Canadian Taxpayers Federation cringe and look at what was at issue. #CdnTax #cdnpoli #FCC
In this episode we do a recap of the 2016-18 tax changes, and what bigger compliance issues are having a major impact to small business in 2019.
Think you understand foreign currency transactions, think again. In this episode we go through what seems at first to be a very basic transaction, only to discover there is more than meets the eye when it comes to foreign exchange transactions and foreign currency bank accounts.
In this episode we talk about the changes coming to the CPP in 2019, and what to expect going forward as the contribution rate climbs from 4.95% to 5.95% over the next 6 years in addition to the increase in the Yearly Maximum Pensionable Earnings (YMPE) amount.
We commonly are asked, what difference does a fiscal year end make in a corporation? In this episode we discuss some of the more common tax reasons and non-tax reasons for fiscal year end choices.
Are you concerned about the Tax On Split Income affecting your family's taxes? Then you are going to want to listen to this brainstorming episode on being unreasonable on purpose!
In this episode we take a look into the every changing mortgage rules and provide insight into how to navigate them.
Prior to 2012 Canadians did not have a choice to when they stopped contributing to the CPP. Now that there is a choice, we get into what your options currently are.
There are 4 different credits that used to be available to students in 2016 that have since been eliminated. Do you know what they are?
Many tax planners may remember the tax plan called the Alberta Shuffle. Is it time to look at changing the rates to create a Canada Shuffle? #CdnTax #cdnpoli