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CRA Data Breeches Put Taxpayer Information at Risk

An important deadline is coming up, around the same time that Canadians get ready to file their 2026 tax returns at the start of tax season 2027. Since 2020, more than 42,000 data breaches have occurred at the CRA. A class action lawsuit was launched in 2020 and a $8.76 million settlement was reached.  Eligible Canadians affected by these security incidents can now submit claims through the KPMG Claims Portal until February 3, 2027.  

Help Clients Make the Most of Their Investment in the Family Business

A great resource for your family business owner clients, MASTER Your Investment in the Family Business offers growth-oriented strategies to maximize wealth creation over a longer term.

Final Returns on Death of a Taxpayer

Enrol in our new Virtual Campus and take the certificate course Final Returns on Death of a Taxpayer to become qualified in doing final tax returns for your clients' families. Do so by August 27 and receive a $200 reduction in regular tuition fees.

Preserving Income and Capital in Retirement

The Tax Efficient Retirement Income Calculator is a powerful tool that advisors can use virtually every day in almost any retirement scenario. The calculator provides an easy way to quickly see if a client is able to meet their after-tax retirement income goals based on any combination of income. 

CRA Improves Online Services to Businesses

To limit regulatory burdens on small businesses imposed by the federal government and to make the relationship between Canadian small businesses and the federal government more transparent, accountable, and predictable, CRA has announced more improvements to its “Red Tape Reduction Program” this month, primarily through the improved use of technology.

New Fast-Track Makes Back to School Easy for Pros

Knowledge Bureau is pleased to introduce a one year certification and designation program entitled Fast-Track.

Evelyn Jacks: Ready, Richer, and Energized for Prosperity

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Knowledge Bureau Poll Question

In your view, should Canadians be able to write off more of their out-of-pocket medical expense costs? What amount would be appropriate?

  • Yes
    28 votes
    93.33%
  • No
    2 votes
    6.67%