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Was your corporate year end December 31st? It's time to start gathering everything to prepare your Corporate Tax return by June 30th!! Don't wait for the rush, call us today to receive your Corporate Tax Return check list, and get booked in our queue for your returns!

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Some great tips to improve both your health and your future! #healthandwealth #accountingpower #retirementfunds https://twocents.lifehacker.com/boost-your-retirement-fund-

Even if you discount the cost of security, it’s still the lofty price tag!! Makes me wonder... what was the cost for your own royal affair? Did you go over budget for your wedding? https://www.cnbc.com//the-royal-wedding-may-cost-43-millio

Oops! Didn’t get your taxes prepared in time? Did you know... If you owe tax for 2017 and you file your return for 2017 after the due date, you will be charged a late-filing penalty. The penalty is 5% of your 2017 balance owing, plus 1% of your balance owing for each full month your return is late... So don’t delay another day! Contact us for our quick checklist and follow up with a consultation to get your taxes filed quickly and accurately!

Does your financial year run January 1 to December 31? Then your Corporate tax filing deadline is fast approaching! Get ahead of the game, and contact us today!!! https://www.canada.ca//when-file-your-corporation-income-t

Happy Mother’s Day to all the hardworking, never stopping, booboo kissing, amazing Moms out there. We hope you get to enjoy a day filled with love and family, and a few great giggles. What is your favourite memory about your Mom?

I love money. I love everything about it. I bought some pretty good stuff. Got me a $300 pair of socks. Got a fur sink. An electric dog polisher. A gasoline powered turtleneck sweater. And, of course, I bought some dumb stuff, too. Steve Martin What is the most wasteful, frivolous or regretful thing you have spent money on?

Happy Sunday my friends! Are you on Twitter? Check out some of these accounts. Do you have any you would add? http://www.marketwatch.com//follow-these-twitter-accounts-

Well it is the calm after the storm for most, that waiting period between filing your taxes and getting your refund (if one is due). Wait, what? You didn’t get your taxes filed in time? Don’t delay another day, call us and get in on he waiting game for every pen you’re due! 403-269-5453... #yycaccountant #accountingpower

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More Canadians than ever are filing their taxes but declining to pay them, representing $43.8 billion this year.

For anyone who has been in a Womencents Money Club, these Savings Tips will not be new but are worth reviewing! 1) Make savings AUTOMATIC - Yesterday I met with... a woman who was in a past Womencents Money Club and I asked her if she had made any changes after the course and, if so, what has had the biggest impact. Setting up AUTOMATIC savings from her pay cheque was a key one! This makes sure she is saving for an emergency, her goals and retirement and not waiting until the end of the month to see what is "left over" which she admitted would likely be little or nothing. And guess what? She doesn't miss this money when it is transferred automatically into Savings! 2) NAME it - what are you saving for? If you are clear on your goals and why this money will be important for you in the future, then you are more likely to stick with your Savings plans. 3) Think SMALL - we aren't often told to think small, but with savings, this works. It is more important we START a behaviour and make this part of our routine, than worry that it isn't enough. We can adjust along the way. Just START! Want to save another $1,378 this year? Every WEEK put away an amount starting at $1, then $2 the following week, $3 the next week and so on until the 52nd week you save $52. Alternatively you can do this in reverse to see your savings build more quickly early on and start with $52 the first week, then $51 the following week, $50, and so on until you save $1 the last week. You will have saved $1,378 over that 52-week period! 4) Turning a PAYMENT into SAVINGS - In the Money Club course, we talk about this concept when it comes to debt repayment. The premise behind this is whenever we have money "freed up" because we no longer have a payment or we have managed to cut an expense, then we must make sure to allocate that same amount to savings or debt repayment to prevent it from being "lost" in our overall household spending which we know can so easily happen. Please share your thoughts on what Savings behaviour has worked for you or send a PM if you have any questions! https://www.theglobeandmail.com//article-four-ways-to-tri/

Are you waiting to see what the market does before deciding to jump on the Spring or Summer housing market? According to Terry Edwardson - Calgary Dream Homes, local realtor... you may not want to delay much longer! #taxhike #knowyourmoney #yycaccountant #yycrealty