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Personal Taxes FAQ – 2020 COVID Edition
2020 Personal Tax FAQs *Plan ahead for tax-filing season. To avoid delays and to reduce your potential exposure to COVID-19, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) encourages you to sign up for direct deposit, and file online as early as February 22, 2021.* GENERAL...
A few tidbits about this year’s taxes!
Tax breaks you can no longer claim: Tuition. Students in Saskatchewan, Ontario and New Brunswick can no longer claim a provincial tax credit for their tuition expenses, noted Warren Orlans at TurboTax. The federal tuition tax credit, however, is still alive and well....
The Power of Collaboration
The Power of Collaboration, and A Chocolate Chip Cookie Collaboration - whether we realize it or not - has been a driving factor in the development of human civilization. From the first hunter-gatherer societies, use of skills have been exchanged to benefit the...
How People Waste Money
I’ve been working on a product that will help families and individuals control their finances better, and it has caused me to look inward into ways I save and waste money. Reading several articles, and from experience, both personal and professional, I’ve...
Communication – Why it is the most Important Part of an Accountants Job –
Becoming a Trusted Advisor Through Communication. The most common challenges in accounting can be resolved through improved communication. Leveraging technology can facilitate better communication and faster, more accurate numbers, allowing an accountant to...
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