This Month’s Poll
Do you agree that public trustees, guardians and departments supporting Indigenous Services should be able to certify impairments for the Disability Tax Credit?Finder’s Fee on International Tax Cheats a Bad Plan
In a narrow vote, 54% of Knowledge Bureau Report readers do not agree with the new budget proposal that allows CRA to pay a taxable finder’s fee for information on international tax cheats.
Messing with the New Housing Rebate Unwise
A decision released recently from the Tax Court of Canada will be of interest to those seeking to apply for the new housing rebate for a principal residence. Wong v. The Queen, 2013 TCC 23 featured an interesting analysis of subsection 254(2)(b) of the Income Tax Act (the Act) as well as actions from the appellants that is worthy of note.
New $5 and $10 Bills to Start Circulating in 2013
The Bank of Canada unveiled the latest and last of the new redesigned polymer bank notes this week. The $5 and $10 polymer notes will complete the series that began with the $100 note in November 2011.
Lost Your Job? Use an RRSP Strategy
Employees who leave their jobs and receive retiring allowances should include an RRSP strategy in their planning to keep more of that money.
Featured Event: Distinguished Advisor Workshop – Audit Defence Bootcamp
Tax audit season begins soon! Ensure you're prepared for any appeal with our Audit Defence Bootcamp. Coming to a city near you this month!
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