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Capital gains tax on property
How to Avoid Capital Gains Tax on Property
In Canada, capital gains are paid to the Canada Revenue Agency on the sale of an asset that has increased
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What’s the Capital Gains Tax in Canada?
Before we get into capital gains tax, let’s first discuss what a capital gain is. Essentially, a capital gain is
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Pay Attention to These Taxes on Cars in British Columbia in 2026
In British Columbia, whether you purchase a new or used car, you will have to pay taxes on your purchase.
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The Best Tax Return Software in Canada 2026
When it comes to doing your own taxes, you basically have two options: you can do them yourself, or you
Ontario focused flow through tax credit
What’s The Ontario Focused Flow-Through Share Tax Credit?
Depending on which province you live in, you can qualify for many different tax credits. In Ontario, one of these
Is there VAT in Canada?
When it comes to taxes, there are plenty that we pay in Canada. To just mention a few: property taxes,
Top Things to Know about a Notice of Assessment in Canada
A notice of assessment is an annual statement of income that you should receive every year as long as you
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What to do if your SIN is Lost or Stolen
Your social insurance number (SIN) is super important in regards to your identity. It is used to identify yourself to
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Canada Tax Preparation Checklist
When tax season rolls around, it can be hard to figure out what you need in order to file your
Couple doing over-contribution on their TFSA account
What to do about TFSA Over-Contributions
TFSAs, also known as tax-free savings accounts, are a great way to save money. You can earn some interest on
Man filling out self employment taxes in Canada
Overview of Self-Employment Taxes in Canada
Most of the time, when you are employed, taxes are very straightforward. Most of the time, it’s just a T4
Piggy bank showing first time homebuyer tax credit in Canada
First-Time Home Buyers’ Tax Credit in Canada
You may be wondering if you can afford a place as a first-time home buyer. Luckily, the federal government offers

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