 
						
				
				New: Personal Support Workers Tax Credit Coming Soon
Personal support workers will receive billions in increased wages from federal/provincial governments in B.C., Newfoundland and Labrador and the Northwest Territories. Those workers in other provinces will now get a raise too, but they will have to wait until filing their 2026 returns in the spring of 2027 to cash in, according to an October 27 pre-budget announcement. Here are the details:It’s Complicated: New T657 Lifetime Capital Gains Deduction Form
 CRA has released a newly revised 9-page form T657, which takes into account the increase of the Lifetime Capital Gains Deduction (LCGD) to $1 Million for Qualified Farming and Fishing Properties for dispositions after April 20, 2015 and to $813,600 for Qualified Small Business Corporation Shares for tax year 2015. It can safely be said this form is not for the faint of heart.
						
						
						
	CRA has released a newly revised 9-page form T657, which takes into account the increase of the Lifetime Capital Gains Deduction (LCGD) to $1 Million for Qualified Farming and Fishing Properties for dispositions after April 20, 2015 and to $813,600 for Qualified Small Business Corporation Shares for tax year 2015. It can safely be said this form is not for the faint of heart.
				Top-Rated Speaker at DAC 2015: Craig Dowden on the Power of Empathy
 What’s important in building modern financial practices?  The top-rated speaker at the recent Distinguished Advisor Conference was someone who focused on the softer side of financial advice—peak performance coach, author, and speaker Craig Dowden, PhD – and his answer to the question was simple:  empathy.
						
						
						
	What’s important in building modern financial practices?  The top-rated speaker at the recent Distinguished Advisor Conference was someone who focused on the softer side of financial advice—peak performance coach, author, and speaker Craig Dowden, PhD – and his answer to the question was simple:  empathy.
				Tax Tips: What Expenses Can Employees Claim On The Tax Return?
 According to Statistics Canada1, 95% of Canadians age 15 years and older have some form of income. There are over 28 million tax filers and two-thirds of them pay income taxes, on average 16% of total income. Fully 70% of that income came from employees, whose earnings are subject to tax withholdings that employers make on their behalf.
						
						
						
	According to Statistics Canada1, 95% of Canadians age 15 years and older have some form of income. There are over 28 million tax filers and two-thirds of them pay income taxes, on average 16% of total income. Fully 70% of that income came from employees, whose earnings are subject to tax withholdings that employers make on their behalf.
				 
						
						 
						
						 
						
						 
	