Listings for Taxes

If you’re someone who trades a lot and generates regular income from it, it’s important you consider the tax implications. 

The Multigenerational Home Renovation Tax Credit would allow families to claim a 15% tax credit up to $50,000 in qualifying renovations.

If you’re bringing money into Canada — especially large sums of money — it’s important to know what the rules are in terms of declaring th... Read More

Just as you'd pay taxes on other forms of income, dividend payouts are also considered taxable income. Learn how dividends are taxed in Canada.

Federal or regional government may offer tax incentives to residents who are financing their homes in various ways, such as home renovation tax credit... Read More

The First-Time Home Buyers’ Tax Credit is a $5,000 non-refundable tax credit that you can claim on your tax return.

Are you moving to another country but not sure what your obligations are and whether you are still a Canadian tax resident if you live outside of Cana... Read More

Do you disagree with your notice of assessment? Find out how to file a notice of objection and have the issue resolved.

A Notice of Assessment is the government’s evaluation of your income tax return. After you file your taxes each year, the CRA sends you an NOA.

Filing your taxes can get complicated, especially if it's your first time. Learn the different tax lines and which one you need to report your income.

We break down everything you need to know about GenuTax, so you can determine if it's the best way to file your taxes.

If you live in Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario or Saskatchewan, the Climate Action Incentive tax credit could help you earn extra money on fuel.

Buying a home is an expensive and stressful process, but you can find some relief with the GST/HST New Housing Rebates.