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CRA’s Callback Service for Tax Pros Pilot

Are you a tax professional with years of experience? Have you ever felt frustrated after calling the CRA, having spent hours on hold, wasting your client’s or employer’s time, only to speak to CRA agents who aren’t qualified to answer your questions? The Auditor General of Canada was equally displeased in a scathing report last fall on wait times and accuracy levels at the CRA. Now a new CRA callback service may come to the rescue this tax season. Here is my experience with the pilot project so far:

Financial Fotographs Launches with Success

Financial Fotographs, the book that is making money management a function of the family unit, was officially launched February 2 at Coyote Creek Golf Course in Surrey, BC.

Accounting for Business Transitions

At some time in the lifecycle of a business, the owner/manager must deal with the sale or succession of their business. In Accounting for Business Transitions, understand the business issues involved and know what financial information is required to make decisions during the sale or transfer of the business.

Calculate the Tax Impact on Your Clients’ Investment Income

The Investment Income Calculator provides a step-by-step method for planning investment income for a single client or a couple over a four-year period and will quickly determine the tax impact on investment income and help you reconfigure solutions when alternative saving strategies are required. Try a free trial today!

Find the Sweet Spots at DAC 2014

Soar higher, think bigger, and drive your future value proposition and results. Don’t miss our 11th annual Distinguished Advisor Conference, November 9-12 in Horseshoe Bay, Texas. Early bird pricing ends June 30.

Olympic Victory: Flaherty On Track to Eliminate the Deficit

The stellar performances of our young Canadians at the Sochi Olympics seem to have inspired the Federal Finance Minister as he released his 10th budget today.

Economic News: Taxes Grow Faster Than Economy, But Debt, Deficit Down

Revenues are expected to increase by 2.9 per cent in 2013–14 and then by an annual growth rate of 4.7 per cent over the forecast period ending in 2019. Some highlights appear below; followed by detailed tables from the Budget.
 
 
 
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