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Canada Tax and how to be proactive

How to Be More Pro Active With Your Tax Situation

Canada TaxBy Sam SeidmanApril 27, 2014Leave a comment

We all like to complain about taxes for several reasons.   The biggest one is because we believe we are being taxed to death, and the other is that it is a nuisance when we have to take time out to do our tax returns even though its only once a year.   While there…

Tax breaks

Make Use of Whatever the CRA Wants to Give You

Tax breaksBy Sam SeidmanApril 26, 2014Leave a comment

Sometimes we look at the small things that we can take advantage of with our taxes as being insignificant and don’t really bother with them. Taking a look at whatever small tax breaks you can get is a good habit to form because they can end up accumulating to a point where they really do…

Summer employment and tax implications

Time to Think of Student Summer Employment and Tax Implications

Students, Summer jobsBy Sam SeidmanApril 25, 2014Leave a comment

Okay, we are just about to wrap up the 2013 tax year, and already you need to start thinking about your 2014 tax if you are a student. If you are used to working part time during the school year, or finding summer employment then you already know that this can create some tax implications…

Don't use your neighbor for tax preparation

Why You Don’t Want To Use Your Neighbor for Tax Preparation

Personal Tax, Tax PreparationBy Sam SeidmanApril 24, 2014Leave a comment

It could be that you are getting very close to the tax deadline and you haven’t even started your tax return.   You mention this to a neighbor who with a good heart and with the charge of a small fee offers to do this for you.   Now you consider your tax return to be fairly…

2014 tax year planning

Is It Too Soon To Be Thinking of the 2014 Tax Year?

Tax Filing, Tax PlanningBy Sam SeidmanApril 23, 2014Leave a comment

For some of us we have even got last year’s taxes done and over with and yet we have to start thinking about the current year.    By the time the deadline reaches for the previous year, we are already finishing off the first quarter of the current year.   It is often a common…

Student jobs to mak eincome

What Kind of Student Income Do You Have to Consider For Taxes?

Canada Student taxesBy Sam SeidmanApril 22, 2014Leave a comment

As a student you may have already dealt with some previous tax years so you have a good idea of what is expected from you relating to taxes. Then again you may not have even given this much thought or perhaps assumed that you didn’t even have to file taxes being as you are not…

Expenses to earn an income

Taking Care of the Expenses You Have to Earn an Income

Income expensesBy Sam SeidmanApril 21, 2014Leave a comment

In many cases you just go out to your place of employment, earn your income, your boss deducts the taxes owed, and at the end of the year you get your T4. There are many circumstances though where individuals have some expenses that are related to their job that they have to pay for personally.…

Students and Canada Tax

Taxes and the Canadian Student

StudentsBy Sam SeidmanApril 20, 2014Leave a comment

It is hard enough having to concentrate on your studies, then take on the financial responsibilities of your education without having to consider your tax implications, yet it is an additional burden as a Canadian student that you may be faced with.   If you are going to take advantage of any potential student tax…

Support payments and taxes

The Confusion Between Support Payments and Taxes

Personal TaxBy Sam SeidmanApril 19, 2014Leave a comment

 It has been generally said that taxes is not a topic of conversation that most people want to get into, yet on occasion it does happen.  This is when the confusion about how our tax system relates to the individual can really set in.   For example, one individual who is paying child support states…

Canada Education Tax Credits

How Beneficial are the Canada Education Tax Credits?

Canada TaxBy Sam SeidmanApril 18, 2014Leave a comment

Most tax payers have gotten to the point where they are going to try and get everything that is coming to them in regards to tax breaks.   For those families that have kids in school they are well aware of how expensive education has become, and it can be a financial struggle to get…

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