Renting Out Part of Your Home: Will You Pay Capital Gains Tax When You Sell?

Rental income and capital gains can raise questions for homeowners [...]

By |2026-09-04T07:21:55-07:00October 15, 2026|Canada Revenue Agency, Capital Gains|Comments Off on Renting Out Part of Your Home: Will You Pay Capital Gains Tax When You Sell?

Child Care Expenses after Separation: What Parents Should Know at Tax Time

Separation is already a lot to manage. Add daycare receipts, [...]

By |2026-10-13T06:59:03-07:00September 30, 2026|Canada Revenue Agency, Tax Planning|Comments Off on Child Care Expenses after Separation: What Parents Should Know at Tax Time

When Too Much of a Good Thing Costs You: RRSP Excess Contributions

Contributing to your registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) usually feels [...]

By |2026-08-26T11:22:02-07:00August 31, 2026|Canada Revenue Agency, Tax Planning|Comments Off on When Too Much of a Good Thing Costs You: RRSP Excess Contributions

CRA Instalments: What You Need to Know Before the June 15 Deadline

If you’ve received a reminder from the CRA about instalment [...]

By |2026-04-23T11:34:36-07:00June 10, 2026|Canada Revenue Agency, Tax Planning|Comments Off on CRA Instalments: What You Need to Know Before the June 15 Deadline

Understanding Your Notice of Assessment (NOA): What to Review After Filing Your Taxes

After your tax return is filed, the next important step [...]

By |2026-04-23T11:32:29-07:00May 27, 2026|Canada Revenue Agency, Taxes|Comments Off on Understanding Your Notice of Assessment (NOA): What to Review After Filing Your Taxes

What CRA Really Looks for in a Small Business Audit (and How to Be Ready)

The thought of a CRA audit can make even the [...]

By |2025-07-25T12:41:40-07:00December 15, 2025|Audit, Canada Revenue Agency, Small Business|Comments Off on What CRA Really Looks for in a Small Business Audit (and How to Be Ready)
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