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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.  

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Best e-Practices with David Caron and Sean Nazarian

Secure, Electronic Audit Defence with DT File Cabinet: Don’t miss this interesting and informative session with David Caron & Sean Nazarian from Thomson Reuters at the Distinguished Advisor Workshops May 22-27 in a city near you.

What Are Your Tax Savings with Charitable Donations?

Canadians are becoming more philanthropic – giving more every year to causes that are important to them. This calculator helps in determining the tax savings (and therefore the after-tax cost) of charitable donations.

BC Still the Best Place to Earn Dividends

Knowledge Bureau has released its marginal tax rate calculations for 2013 now that all federal and provincial budgets have been released.

Trees Win: Electronic Filers 85%; Paper Filers 15%

CRA’s push to get Canadians to file their tax returns electronically has been extremely successful this year, driving a million more tax filers to use EFILING services with a professional and a million more to use NETFILING. 
 
 
 
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
    29 votes
    93.55%
  • No
    2 votes
    6.45%