Whether on a personal tax return, or a corporate tax return, if you’re adjusting your tax return in Canada, it’s important to understand what kind

So, it’s past the April 30th deadline, or June 15th, or past one of the many corporate tax deadlines, and you’ve missed the filing deadline.

If you’re feeling unhappy with your tax bill this year, you’re not alone. While it’s easy to get frustrated when you see how much you

If you’re wondering about EI for business owners in Canada, you’re not alone. Many self-employed individuals are tempted to opt into the Employment Insurance program

When it comes to partnership vs joint ownership of personally owned real estate, most investors don’t realize the tax implications that come with each option.

As a real estate investor, medical professional or other business owner, you’ve probably heard about RRSPs are a great way to save on taxes…and for

If you’ve ever wondered about deducting home office expenses in Canada, you’re not alone. My real estate and healthcare clients often have the mistaken belief

Many real estate investors spend thousands of dollars on education—seminars, coaching, mastermind groups, and more. But can those costs be deducted? In this video, I

If you’ve moved at least 40 kilometres closer to work or your business, claiming moving expenses in Canada might offer a substantial tax break. But

If you volunteer as a firefighter or serve in search and rescue, there’s a new benefit coming your way. The volunteer firefighter tax credit is

If you’re 65 or older and receiving eligible pension income, you may be missing out on a significant opportunity to reduce your taxes through pension

If you earn income through dividends, capital gains, or use strategic tax deductions, the updated rules for the alternative minimum tax in Canada could impact

Many Canadians don’t realize just how many medical expenses they can claim on their taxes. From prescriptions to elder care, claiming eligible medical expenses could

If you’re claiming car expenses in Canada, you need to track your kilometres properly to ensure your deduction is accurate. Whether you’re self-employed, charging your

Claiming employment expenses in Canada can be a valuable tax-saving opportunity, but there are strict rules around what’s allowed. In this video, I explain which