Knowledge Bureau Poll: Tax Cut Doesn’t Cut It!
The Notice of Ways and Means Motion was released on May 27, but the 1% tax rate cut going into effect on July 1, didn’t cut it with Knowledge Bureau Report readers who responded to our May Poll. A decisive 90% of respondents said “No” when asked: does the new government’s promise to cut the lowest personal income tax rate by 1% to 14%, (14.5% in 2025) go far enough to help Canadians impacted by high costs? Here were their comments and suggested alternatives based on real life experiences with the after-tax income their struggling clients are left with:Financial Literacy Leader Apply Here
On June 20, the Honourable Ted Menzies, Minister of State, Finance, announced that the selection process for the first Financial Literacy Leader of Canada was officially underway.
Tax Relief for Alberta Flood Victims
On June 22, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) announced that taxpayers who have been affected by the recent flooding in the Calgary area would have access to the taxpayer relief provisions, if they were unable to meet their tax obligations on time.
Evelyn Jacks: Six Laws of a Long and Happy Life
Wondering if we’ll ever get summer this year? Here’s something to ponder if you’re stuck at the cottage in the rain. . .the six laws of a long and happy life.
Manage Quarterly Instalments for 2013
Avoid owing more than $2,999 at your balance due date. Here's why...
Critical Illness: MFA and DFA-Specialists Can Help
Do you know of someone dealing with the devastation of critical illness? There is much we can do from a tax efficiency point of view to help and guide families.
Hey Big Buddy: Truckers Can Take a Detour to Tax Relief
Tax compliance: You can’t escape it, even if you’re a long distance trucker.
