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If you are making income from flipping houses, you should be aware of potential taxes placed upon your profits. Whereas real estate profits are taxed as a capital gains tax at a fifty percent [...]

Do you have an apprenticeship program at your work? Then you should learn about some very important changes to the Apprenticeship Training Tax Credit (ATTC) program. The two big changes are [...]

If you receive a phone call from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), it is important to verify that you are truly speaking to a CRA official. Before disclosing your personal information or sending [...]

Now that the 2015 Election is finished, the new majority Liberal government should soon begin implementing their changes for business tax requirements. While nothing is set in stone yet, small [...]

QuickBooks Online (QBO) has been around for awhile. It’s developed by Intuit, a company that has a big presence among small and medium enterprises (SMEs) with its QuickBooks Desktop (QBD) [...]

In the previous week we discussed some of the major changes that the new year brings to your corporate taxes; however, here are a few things to keep in mind for your personal taxes: Universal [...]

As promised last week, here is the latest update for the changes that the new year brings! While most of you may already know, smokers are now prohibited from smoking on restaurant, bar and park [...]

Happy new year! The new year is in full swing and and now is the time to start fresh. One issue  that troubles us all is getting our finances in order and filing our taxes! Here are a few tips [...]

Wishing you health, happiness and prosperity this Holiday Season and prosperity in the New Year. We value our relationships and thank you for being our customer, partners, or associate. We look [...]

Generally speaking, most people consider selling something they personally own as non-taxable. It does make sense, after all, you purchased that item with money that you already paid taxes on [...]