Most people never think about child support unless they are involved in a divorce. If you’re the receiver of child support, it never seems like enough, and if you’re the payer, it seems like too much.
Category: Taxation
What’s new this tax season
Each year, CRA makes changes that have the ability to impact your Canadian tax filing.
Deferring your property taxes in BC
If you’re a home owner, chances are you’ve already received your property tax notice.
Forgot to file your taxes, now what?
If you are an employee, the deadline to file your taxes with Canada Revenue Agency was April 30th. If you … More
The higher tax-bracket myth
Very often, I hear people complaining about paying more taxes as a result of working overtime, taking a second job or receiving a bonus.
RRSP myths debunked
As 2016 is slowly but surely coming to a close, it will soon be tax season again.
I want to broach on the biggest RRSP myths that are still circulating around.
Common tax deductions and credits for individuals
As tax season is in full swing, let’s take a look at the most common tax deductions and credits in … More
After filing your tax return
Most Canadians don’t really give much thought about what happens once they have filled their taxes with C.R.A. Besides issuing … More
Basic tax glossary
As tax-season is almost in full swing, I thought I would create a small glossary of the most common tax … More
Large tax refunds aren’t that great
Every year, at the same period, it is the great race to the tax refund. Everybody hopes for and wants one; the bigger, the better.
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