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Residency Status

Determine Your Residency What to Consider Tax rules How it effects Who are they Status a.Residential Ties Physically present, have established residential ties No effect. Regular filing. Required to disclose world income Ordinary resident Resident a. Residential ties b. Calendar year Have not established residential ties or severed residential ties. Physically present in Canada for …

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Goods and Service Tax

Popularly known as GST is a 5% tax on taxable supplies of goods and services in Canada; this is also known as value added tax because as goods and services move, transfer or transfigure from one shapes to the other their value increased and GST as well. GST/HST is consumption tax as the final product …

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School Years

If you have started your post-secondary education in Canada, regardless you are a resident or international student, you probably know by now tuition fees are costly and so as other education related cost. Here are some tax credits that are available for students: Tuition Tax credit Tuition fees are the big chunk of your school years spending. …

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What’s New

Climate Action Incentives  Saskatchewan, Ontario, Manitoba and New Brunswick – these are the 4 provinces failed to introduce a carbon pricing scheme on their own; as a result Federal government initiate on its own carbon tax measure in these provinces. The climate action incentives tax credit for 2018 tax return is designed to offset the …

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Seniors and Tax

As we age, our forms of income change, which can affect our returns. Here, some pointers to help you master your taxes. 1. Get Organized When it is tax time, more you organized easier your tax processing will be. Keep all your  receipts for medical items such as prescriptions and dental work. Best way to …

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