Immediate Expensing Rules: Good Tax Policy?
Over the course of the last two federal budgets (April 16, 2024 and November 4, 2025), the rules for claiming Capital Cost Allowance (CCA) have been uncertain. The proposal to extend immediate expensing rules for certain acquired assets were paused for over a year and then re-introduced in a series of four complex measures which together with new rules for Scientific Research and Experimental Development have become known as the “Productivity Super-Deduction”. A backdrop appears below. The key question: will this complexity be effective as an economic stimulator?DAC 2013: Scott Mackenzie – Re-connecting with the Do-It-Yourself Investor
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Power of Attorney: The 8-Step Process You Need to Know
Undertaking the role of Power of Attorney for a loved one can be overwhelming, especially if you don't know where to start. If you have agreed to be a Power of Attorney, prepare yourself early by learning the 8 steps you need to know. Join us in Calgary for Attorney School, August 29, 2013 for only $99.
Ignore the Bull: Plan Your Own Path to Financial Independence
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Ensure Tax Planning Begins Right at the Primary Source of Wealth Creation
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Corporate Tax Bootcamp Featured Speaker: Larry Frostiak
Knowledge Bureau author and speaker, Larry Frostiak, will be joining the Distinguished Advisor Workshop tour this November as a featured speaker for the Corporate Tax Bootcamp, November 1-6 in a city near year.
Building Wealth for Retirement: What’s the Right Choice?
The Registered vs Non-Registered Savings Calculator let you see at a glance how your saving will accumulate over time based on your current savings balance and your plan for periodic deposits. The calculator shows the results in a non-registered savings account as well as in a registered savings account such as an RRSP or TFSA as well as the future value of the accumulated deposits.
