Year-End Tax Filing Deadlines: Help Your Clients Minimize Tax
      
         
      
        
         
          There are some important reasons to talk to your clients over the next 10 days, from a tax point of view. Advisors who want to enhance their value propositions will want to discuss the 16 tax compliance and planning milestones that may impact their finances now until the end of the year.
	
		
			|  September: 
				Sept. 15: Quarterly tax instalment due (September 16 in 2019)Sept. 20: CCB paymentSept. 30: Cash flow & debt management review; trace tax-deductible interest to source of borrowingHealth Risk Management Plan : Insurance needs review | 
		
			|  October: 
				Oct. 1 : Build or buy home if Home Buyer Plan withdrawal made from RRSP last yearOct. 15 US Tax filing (if Form 4868 extension is filed)Review  Attribution Rules and Tax on Split IncomeIncome Splitting Plan:  Create spousal investment loans, make Spousal RRSP contributionsTax Loss Harvesting Plan:  To offset capital gains incomeDonations Plan: Review transfers of securities to charity to avoid capital gains tax and receive donation credit | 
		
			|  November: 
				Review portfolio to rebalance investmentsEducation Plan:  Maximize contributions to RESP | 
		
			|  December: 
				Dec. 15/31 final tax instalment remittances (Dec. 16, 2019)Dec. 27:  Final Tax loss selling, transfer of shares to charityDec. 31: Final opportunity to adjust prior-filed return (2009), last chance to make donationsDec. 31:  last day to contribute to own RRSP if age 71, make RESP, RDSP contributions, apply for matching grants and bonds | 
	
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