Tax Tip #6
What if I get a slip AFTER I’ve already filed my taxes? If you receive another slip (or an amended slip) after filing your taxes, it is very important to alert your tax preparer! A slip you received in 2018 that bears the 2017 taxation year cannot be saved and claimed on your 2018 tax […]
Tax Tip #5 from columnist Josee Sauve
A lot of people think or are told and believe that they can deduct the expenses they incurred during the course of their employment (uniforms, safety boots, First Aid courses, parking etc.). The truth is that none of these can be claimed on your income tax return. Schedule 1 already provides individuals with the Canada […]
Tax Tip #4
If you have a child who is turning 19 between now and March 31, 2019, whether they worked or not, they should file their 2017 taxes to ensure they receive the GST and/or Trillium benefits they are entitled to. If you are a single parent with a working child, it is imperative that their income […]
Tax Tip 13
So the tax deadline has passed and you still haven’t filed your taxes. Not a big deal as long as you don’t have a balance owing. If you do have a balance owing, then you will be subject to penalties and interest on income tax returns filed late at a rate of 5% a month […]
Tax Tip 12
What if I get a slip AFTER I’ve already filed my taxes? If you receive another slip (or an amended slip) after filing your taxes, it is very important to alert your tax preparer! A slip you received in 2016 that bears the 2015 taxation year cannot be saved and claimed on your 2016 tax […]
