I am a little late in posting the key dates this year, but better late than never, the following are several key dates in 2015 for both individuals and corporations. These dates are important, because if these deadlines are missed you may be subject to costly fines and penalties. Important Dates: January ...
Read MoreA Registered Retirement income fund (commonly referred to as a RRIF) is an income fund created upon a transfer funds from an individual’s Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP), this fund has required annual withdrawals that are designed to use the equity built up in an individual’s RRSP’s to provide a ...
Read MoreAs we head into to the upcoming “Tax Season” it is important to remember several key dates in 2014 for both individuals and corporations. These dates are important, because if these deadlines are missed you may be subject to costly fines and penalties. Important Dates: January 15 – Remittance date for fourth ...
Read MoreStarting in 2014 the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has changed the way that non-eligible dividends are taxed. This change will effectively increase the tax rate for non-eligible dividends. This will cause business owners to re-evaluate the way in which they draw income from their business (dividends vs. Salary). Let’s look ...
Read MoreFor the first time since the 2nd quarter of 2009 the CRA has increased the prescribed interest rates that it charges on overdue balances and pays out on overpaid remittances. These prescribes rates are determined on a quarterly basis and based upon a simple average of three month T-bills. The new ...
Read MoreAs we head into to the upcoming “Tax Season” it is important to remember several key dates in 2013 for both individuals and corporations. These dates are important, because if these deadlines are missed you may be subject to costly fines and penalties. Important Dates: January 15 – Remittance date for fourth ...
Read MoreFar too often I have had new clients come to me after having done their own taxes, making a mistake, and getting penalized by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). The CRA have the ability levy significant penalties if tax returns are not done correctly, usually when income is under reported. If ...
Read MoreStarting a new business can be an overwhelming process; there are so many considerations which makes it easy to overlook something. Not only is it important to not overlook anything, it is important to do things in the correct order. In my time assisting clients go through this process I ...
Read MoreFor those of you who did not manage to file your personal tax return on time, you may be wondering what the consequences are for failing to file the return as well as failing to pay the balance owing on the return. The consequences come in the form of Interest ...
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