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Canadians and the IRS: What You Need to Know About Uncle Sam
If you are amongst the millions of people living in Canada who are trying to understand what the U.S. tax filing rules are, what they mean and how they could affect you, you need to read Canadians and the IRS. Author Angela Preteau tells why.
Refunds in Eight Days Possible
Despite the recent shutdown for the Heartbleed bug, CRA is back in full swing processing tax returns, 84% of which have been filed online as of March 24. Those who file electronically are getting tax refunds faster – in less than two weeks when all goes as planned.
Financial Consumer Code to Protect Investors
The Government of Canada will develop a financial consumer code that could better inform and protect Canadian citizens when purchasing financial products and services.
Supreme Court of Canada Weighs in on Civil Tax Penalties
Tax Advisors take note: the Supreme Court of Canada has allowed an appeal from the Federal Court of Appeal (FCA) to decide on when civil tax penalties are in fact criminal in nature, and as a result, should be protected under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Evelyn Jacks: Employees at Risk for Missing Deductions and Tax Planning
The average tax refund in Canada is now over $1620 – and that means millions of dollars of overpaid taxes are being taken out of the hands of average people all year long. At particular risk are employees.
