No More Sworn Testimony, But Audits Are Still Stress Inducing
“That” Phrase: it’s one no taxpayer wants to hear – digitally or otherwise. “You’re being audited.” If you’ve had to deliver that news you’ll know that the reaction can range from indignity to shock to panic. Based on the latest piece of legislation before Parliament, you might have to tell more of your clients to buckle up, it’s going to be a bumpy ride. CRA will now have greater powers. Consider this:The Mentorship Series: Become the Advisor You Would Seek For Yourself
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – Monica Weissmann is an independent financial advisor who runs her business on the Manulife Securities platform. Her path into the financial services industry is a unique one.
Tune in to KBR next week for our Academic Excellence Issue…
On August 26, make sure you check out our Academic Excellence Issue of Knowledge Bureau Report.
Changes to RRSP and CGE Rules Recommended
The Investment Industry Association of Canada (IIAC) believes that increasing RRSP contribution maximums would help pre-retirees, and that deferring capital gains when shares of a small business are reinvested within six months of a sale would be a great way to boost economic growth.
Half $Million Penalty Comes with Vast Implications for Tax Advisors
A recent decision of the Supreme Court of Canada was extremely costly for the appellant and has vast implications for tax preparers and tax advisors across Canada.
How to Be in the Top 10% of Income Earners: Go Back to School
The statistics are overwhelmingly in favor of the higher educated when it comes to making the top 10% of income in Canada.
Tax Break for Artistic Children
A federal tax credit is possible when children under the age of 16 participate in artistic, cultural, recreational or developmental activities. Even tutoring in academic subjects qualifies under this provision.
