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4 Important Tax Rules for Holiday Parties And Gift Giving In 2021

[fa icon="calendar'] Dec 1, 2021 12:59:13 PM / by Allen Koroll posted in Tax Tips

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With COVID restrictions being lifted and capacity limits increasing at restaurants, bars and other food and drink establishments, many businesses may be reconsidering their holiday celebrations with staff this year. 

But before you start planning, remember these four important business tax rules for holiday parties and gift giving in Ontario:

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What Is The Difference Between CEWS and CRHP?

[fa icon="calendar'] Oct 28, 2021 12:44:00 PM / by Allen Koroll posted in Tax Tips

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When filing for your most recent wage subsidies you may have noticed that there are now two sources of funding – the previous Canadian Emergency Wage Subsidy (CEWS) and the new Canada Recovery Hiring Program (CRHP). So, which is best for your business?

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Which Sales Tax Do I Charge When Selling Out of Province?

[fa icon="calendar'] Oct 4, 2021 8:57:14 AM / by Allen Koroll posted in Corporate, Tax Tips

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If you have set up shop in Ontario and only sell to customers in Ontario, sales tax is straightforward. But what happens when you start shipping goods to other provinces that have different rates of HST or use GST and PST instead? Your business tax starts to become more complex!

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How To Access EI If You’re Self Employed

[fa icon="calendar'] Sep 23, 2021 9:30:00 AM / by Allen Koroll posted in Tax Tips

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When an employee gets paid, deductions are taken at the source and remitted to the government. This includes CPP contributions that entitle them to the Canada Pension Plan in their senior years, income tax, and Employment Insurance (EI). 

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What is the EI Premium Reduction Program For Canadian Businesses?

[fa icon="calendar'] Sep 21, 2021 12:43:38 PM / by Allen Koroll posted in Tax Tips

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Canada’s Employment Insurance program provides regular benefits to individuals who lose their jobs and can’t find a new one but are still available and able to work. 

This program is funded by contributions you and your employee make. Employees pay 5/12 of the total contributions and employers pay 7/12 (or 1.4 times the employee contribution). 

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Tax Help To Offset The Cost Of Post-Secondary Education in Ontario

[fa icon="calendar'] Aug 27, 2021 8:00:00 AM / by Allen Koroll posted in Tax Tips

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Summer is still going strong, but the school year is also fast approaching and that means many post-secondary school students and their families are looking at ways to cut the costs of further education.  

While certain costs (like personal and living expenses) aren’t eligible for any tax breaks, there are tax deductions and credits still available to students and their families. The most beneficial, and substantial, is the tuition tax credit.

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On the Move? How to Deduct Moving Expenses From Your 2021 Tax Return

[fa icon="calendar'] Aug 25, 2021 7:30:00 AM / by Allen Koroll posted in Tax Tips

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You’ve probably heard that the real estate market has been booming this year, maybe you’ve even made a big move yourself, or are planning to shortly. 

If that’s the case, we’ve got news for you - you may be able to deduct your moving expenses from your 2021 tax return, even if you moved to a rental property.

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Looking to Buy a New Home? Mortgage Stress Test Rates Have Increased

[fa icon="calendar'] Aug 23, 2021 3:58:17 PM / by Allen Koroll posted in Tax Tips

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When you apply for a mortgage, the lender will offer you an interest rate based on your credit score and other financial information. But as of 2018, that rate is not what the bank uses to determine how much you qualify for. 

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