CRA My Account and My Business Account

We have been receiving many requests to provide NOAs, RRSP limits, refund issued etc.  We encourage you to register with CRA to view or download any statements you need including NOAs, RRSP limits, track your assessments and many more. CRA has following two videos showing how to register for CRA My Account (used for individuals) Read more about CRA My Account and My Business Account[…]

TFSA

How to retire with over $200,000 Non-Taxable Family Income

The TFSA program began in 2009. It is a way for individuals who are 18 years of age or older and who have a valid social insurance number (SIN) to set money aside tax free throughout their lifetime. Unlike an RRSP, investors are not able to deduct contributions to a TFSA for tax purposes; however investment Read more about How to retire with over $200,000 Non-Taxable Family Income[…]

Understanding Investment Leveraging – Investment Loans

Leveraged investing is a technique that seeks higher investment profits by using borrowed money. These profits come from the difference between the investment returns on the borrowed capital and the cost of the associated interest. Leveraged investing exposes an investor to higher return with high risk.  Watch the video below from Industrial Alliance and B2B: Read attached to Read more about Understanding Investment Leveraging – Investment Loans[…]

SMART TALK… about registered education savings plans (RESPs)

As a parent, you want the best for your child – their health, happiness and future opportunities. A Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) is one way you can help lay the groundwork for a lifetime of learning. There are many financial benefits to consider as well, including government grants and tax-deferred growth of the investments Read more about SMART TALK… about registered education savings plans (RESPs)[…]

Canada Revenue Agency locks 800,000 accounts

The Canada Revenue Agency locked roughly 800,000 accounts after a routine check found that the login information was available to “unauthorized individuals,” the federal tax agency said Friday. Impacted users will be locked out of their accounts as a preventive measure until they create a new user ID and password, the CRA said in a Read more about Canada Revenue Agency locks 800,000 accounts[…]

Indian Gift Tax Rules: Documents that you should have

Gift received by a Canadian resident from Indian resident is taxable in India in the hands of the recipient unless received from relatives. In India, one of the most common modes of transfer of property and money is by way of a gift. A gift can be a transfer of movable or immovable property or Read more about Indian Gift Tax Rules: Documents that you should have[…]

When Your Business Owns a Life Insurance Policy, Proper Set-Up is Key

Corporate owned insurance can have many benefits. A policy owned by your operating company though, can cause quite a few headaches. When it comes time to sell your operating company, you may find it very difficult to transfer the policy out of the company. In fact, this type of transfer can have onerous tax consequences. Read more about When Your Business Owns a Life Insurance Policy, Proper Set-Up is Key[…]