The Lucrative Disability Tax Credit

Did you know that the Disability Tax Credit is not only lucrative when it is claimed on the tax return, but it is required to enable fifteen other provisions on the return. There is so much money left on the table when this provision is missed. Here are the additional provisions, and why working with a DMA™ Personal Tax Services Specialist is so important. In fact, it’s not too late to get this credential yourself before the start of the tax season.   

Training Your Team? Canada’s Income Tax Fundamentals Course, Update Coming Feb. 5!

Train your team with an updated version of Canada’s Income Tax Course, coming February 5! Great for staff training ahead of tax season, and recommended for those that have no prior tax or financial services work experience! Don’t miss this opportunity to pre-register and access them most current tax filing course out there. This certificate course is 20 hours, 8 learning chapters, 12 true-to-life studies using professional tax software.

Earn a Second or Independent Income with Specialized Credentials in Tax & Accounting

According to the 2025 Canada Salary Guide released by Robert Half, Competition is intense for skilled finance and accounting talent, and to compete businesses need to meet or beat market salary rates in order to retain professional staff with specialized in-demand skills. Many are training to upskill their existing staff in order to overcome technical skills gaps. Knowledge Bureau’s programs and courses leading to specialized credentials can help prepare business owners in the field with technical training their new hires need in tax and accounting.

Register by Jan. 10: The 2025 Advanced T1 Tax Update on January 15

Learn with Peers from Coast-to-Coast at Canada’s renowned Advanced T1 Tax Update, plus receive the Knowledge Bureau ‘Tax Bible’. All Students Receive Our Comprehensive Line-By-Line Knowledge Journal, Online Tax Course, Evergreen Explanatory Notes Research Library, PLUS PowerPoint Presentations from Expert Presenters! This year’s lineup includes Evelyn Jacks, Kim G C Moody, Joanne Thomas, and Ruth Horst. We invite you to check out the detailed agenda, learn more about our illustrious speakers and register by Jan 10 for early-bird tuition savings!

Mark Your 2025 Educational Calendar

Check out our new courses and educational calendar all leading down the pathway to Specialized Credentials and Continuing Education Credits.  You can register now, start today and study from anywhere with convenient online training options, including a special offer on DMA™ Programs with tuition savings until February 15 – and of course our rookie and technical CE Savvy Summit tax schools that start January 15 with the Advanced Personal T1 Tax Update.

Register by Feb 15 and Earn New Specialized Credentials

The DMA™ Distinguished Master Advisor is a technical specialist in one or more financial disciplines: personal tax, corporate tax, accounting, or small business management and business transition services. Register by February 15 to earn new specialized credentials that build confidence, bring new solutions and build new networks!

The January 15 T1 Advanced Tax Update, Plus Something New!

The early-bird deadline for the January 15 Virtual CE Savvy Summit is coming up next week, and you don’t want to miss this event which will deliver an Advanced Line-by-Line T1 Tax Update coveted by tax and financial pros from across Canada.  This full-day live event and accompanying online course will prepare you and your staff for tax season 2025. Receive the “Tax Bible” – Knowledge Bureau’s line-by-line desktop reference – and upskill your team’s knowledge ahead of tax season with low team member rates! Plus, check out new CE Savvy Mini Summits: these are new half-day events drill down on key tax auxiliary tax form filings, including late form releases from CRA for capital gains, real estate and proprietors.
 
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Knowledge Bureau Poll Question

It costs a lot more to go to work these days. Should the Canada Employment Credit of $1501 for 2026 be raised higher to account for this?

  • Yes
    57 votes
    86.36%
  • No
    9 votes
    13.64%