With the rising cost of transportation, meals, clothing, and other work-related expenses, many Canadians are questioning whether the Canada Employment Credit, set at $1,501 for 2026, still reflects the real cost of earning employment income. Tax professionals, employers, and taxpayers continue to debate whether the credit should be increased, restructured, or replaced altogether. When our poll asked if the Canada Employment Credit should be increased, 87% said yes. Below are perspectives shared by tax and financial professionals across the country.
Mark your calendar for Knowledge Bureau’s annual, comprehensive personal tax update, being delivered in our Distinguished Advisor Workshop (DAW) series, January 17-25, 2017. The DAW winter session will take place in six cities, including new events in Edmonton and Ottawa. This day-long certificate workshop will “shake out the cobwebs” for new and returning tax practitioners in tax, bookkeeping, accounting and financial services offices.
After the highly acclaimed DAC 2016 in San Diego, the location of the 14th Distinguished Advisor Conference (DAC) was announced. Following tradition, advisors will be visiting a retirement haven that their clients frequent; this time in beautiful Kelowna, B.C., November 5-8, 2017.
With the U.S. election results and the subsequent crash of the Canadian immigration site, now is likely a great time to brush up on the rules for cross-border taxation and for U.S citizens living in Canada. Knowledge Bureau covers the subject in its online Cross Border Taxation Course and will also devote a half day to the subject in the May edition of the Distinguished Advisor Workshops.
The most recent Distinguished Advisor Conference tour saw an unprecedented level of deep thought on the integration of the Canadian personal, corporate and trust tax structures as the sustainability of family wealth was under scrutiny in Toronto, Winnipeg, Calgary and Vancouver.
As DAC 2016 wraps up in beautiful San Diego, CA, we are excited to announce the site of the 2017 DAC: beautiful Kelowna, BC, where we will celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday November 5-8. Reserve now at special pre-conference early bird rates.
Largely due to advances in preventing heart disease and with Baby Boomers leading healthier lifestyles, Canadians who reach age 65 are more likely than ever to live into their 90's. This takes retirement income planning into a much longer period, in which a focus on continued accumulation and investing is as important as tax-efficient withdrawal of funds. Capital must be preserved at the same time.
Mark your calendar for Knowledge Bureau’s annual, comprehensive personal tax update, being delivered in our Distinguished Advisor Workshop (DAW) series, January 17-25, 2017. The DAW winter session will take place in six cities, including new events in Edmonton and Ottawa. This day-long certificate workshop will “shake out the cobwebs” for new and returning tax practitioners in tax, bookkeeping, accounting and financial services offices.
After the highly acclaimed DAC 2016 in San Diego, the location of the 14th Distinguished Advisor Conference (DAC) was announced. Following tradition, advisors will be visiting a retirement haven that their clients frequent; this time in beautiful Kelowna, B.C., November 5-8, 2017.
With the U.S. election results and the subsequent crash of the Canadian immigration site, now is likely a great time to brush up on the rules for cross-border taxation and for U.S citizens living in Canada. Knowledge Bureau covers the subject in its online Cross Border Taxation Course and will also devote a half day to the subject in the May edition of the Distinguished Advisor Workshops.
The most recent Distinguished Advisor Conference tour saw an unprecedented level of deep thought on the integration of the Canadian personal, corporate and trust tax structures as the sustainability of family wealth was under scrutiny in Toronto, Winnipeg, Calgary and Vancouver.
Largely due to advances in preventing heart disease and with Baby Boomers leading healthier lifestyles, Canadians who reach age 65 are more likely than ever to live into their 90's. This takes retirement income planning into a much longer period, in which a focus on continued accumulation and investing is as important as tax-efficient withdrawal of funds. Capital must be preserved at the same time.
