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No interest on personal tax paid by September 1st! #taxseasonthatneverends

We are providing financial support to those affected by COVID-19. Some of our measures include: Goods and Services Tax Credit (GSTC): The Government is propo...sing to provide a one-time special payment by early May 2020 through the Goods and Services Tax credit doubling the maximum annual payment amounts for 2019-20. The average boost to income from this measure will be close to $400 for single individuals and close to $600 for couples. Canada Child Benefit (CCB): The Government is proposing to increase the maximum annual Canada Child Benefit payment amounts, only for the 2019-20 benefit year, by $300 per child. Overall increase for families receiving CCB will be approximately $550 on average. These families will receive an extra $300 per child as part of their May payment. Registered Retirement Income Funds (RRIFs): The Government is proposing targeted help by reducing required minimum withdrawals from Registered Retirement Income Funds (RRIFs) by 25% for 2020, in recognition of volatile market conditions and their impact on many seniors’ retirement savings. For more information: http://ow.ly/Etfv50yPZup

No interest on personal tax paid by September 1st! #taxseasonthatneverends

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Great news for workers not eligible for EI. https://www.canada.ca//introduces-canada-emergency-respons

We are providing financial support to those affected by COVID-19. Some of our measures include: Goods and Services Tax Credit (GSTC): The Government is propo...sing to provide a one-time special payment by early May 2020 through the Goods and Services Tax credit doubling the maximum annual payment amounts for 2019-20. The average boost to income from this measure will be close to $400 for single individuals and close to $600 for couples. Canada Child Benefit (CCB): The Government is proposing to increase the maximum annual Canada Child Benefit payment amounts, only for the 2019-20 benefit year, by $300 per child. Overall increase for families receiving CCB will be approximately $550 on average. These families will receive an extra $300 per child as part of their May payment. Registered Retirement Income Funds (RRIFs): The Government is proposing targeted help by reducing required minimum withdrawals from Registered Retirement Income Funds (RRIFs) by 25% for 2020, in recognition of volatile market conditions and their impact on many seniors’ retirement savings. For more information: http://ow.ly/Etfv50yPZup

Great news! Tax deadline extended to June 1st!!

As we wait and see here is some information I've found on helping small businesses. https://www.bdc.ca/en/pages/special-support.aspx

Hopefully CRA will change their minds and extend the deadline.

https://www.msn.com//tax-tips-to-keep-in-mind-/ss-BBVnDZi

Happy E-Greetings Day! We just wanted to say hello and remind you to keep your receipts and records for 6 years: http://ow.ly/uDew50jP9Sg

If you’re a small business owner, here are 5 reasons you should use Xero to help you run your business: http://ow.ly/QYbN3002BmD

Shame on you for leaving it to the last minute

There's no additional taxes to be paid, but those who don't report the sale of homes and have their tax returns amended may face penalties of up to $8,000.

Don't forget to make your RRSP contributions for the 2016 tax year. The deadline is tomorrow.

The cost of carbon pricing in Ontario and Alberta and why we shouldn't be so angry.

Get your business ready for year end with these time & money saving strategies. http://www.mintaccounting.ca/musings/your-business-year-end

Be sure to check out these tips for the end of the year. Feel free to contact us in regards to tax preparation and other modern, inexpensive accounting/business services.

Take advantage of the government's RESP savings plans with grants towards your children's education.