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Record Number of Tax Returns Filed in 2026

It looks like tax season 2026 could be the biggest one we’ve seen in the history of filing in Canada, proving once more that Canadians are extremely tax compliant and that filing a personal tax return is the most important triggers for long term wealth planning in this country. But there is a shortage of qualified people and now is the time to do something about that before tax season 2027.

Business Transition Audits at DAW November

Tax and financial advisors won’t want to miss the Distinguished Advisor Workshops November 3-6 in Winnipeg, Toronto, Calgary and Vancouver respectively, when year end planning and business owner-manager transition is discussed in depth. 

Financial Literacy Leader Releases Seniors Strategy in Winnipeg

Four main goals in enhancing financial literacy for seniors were announced on a beautiful fall day in Winnipeg last week by Minister of State Kevin Soreinson and Financial Literacy leader, Jane Rooney. 

Tax Court Criticizes CRA Forms in Recent Decision

In Gibson v. The Queen 2014 TCC 236, appellant Joan Gibson was forced to go through lengthy litigation, despite her severe fatigue syndrome to fight the tax man, but she prevailed.

CRA Releases 2014 T4 Slip

The 2014 T4 slip is now available and contains a couple of changes of note.

CRA Consults with Businesses on Red Tape Reduction

Do you have red-tape reduction ideas that will assist businesses in their dealings with CRA? 

Evelyn Jacks: Ancient Tax Law Important in Family Cottage Succession

Tax and financial advisors should make an effort to review their clients adjusted cost base records as part of the annual Year-End Tax Planning routines now 'til the end of the year, especially if the family owns a taxable cottage property. 
 
 
 
Knowledge Bureau Poll Question

Is the new Canada Groceries and Essential Benefit the right solution to help Canadians with inflation?

  • Yes
    6 votes
    7.06%
  • No
    79 votes
    92.94%