Skip to content
Toronto Accountant
Tax Services For Small Bursiness And Personal
  • Home
  • Services
    • Menu iconCorporate TAX
      • Corporate Tax Services
      • Toronto Tax Planning
      • Should I Incorporate
      • Starting A New Business
      • EFILE or Electronic Tax Returns
      • Paper Filing Tax Returns
    • Menu iconPersonal Tax
      • Personal Tax
      • Toronto Tax Planning
        • Canada Tax Planning for the Average Family
      • EFILE or Electronic Filing of Tax Returns
      • CRA mailing address for Tax Returns
    • Menu iconOverdue Returns
      • Why You Need to File Your Overdue Returns Tax Accounts
      • Do You Understand the Requirements for the Canadian Voluntary Disclosure Program?
      • What is CRA Demand to File Notice
    • Menu iconCanada TAX
      • Ready for a Change
      • Federal Tax Canada
      • Provincial Tax Canada
        • Keeping an Eye on the Ontario Provincial Tax
      • GST/HST Tax Canada
      • Educational Videos
      • Business Tips from a Toronto Accountant
    • Menu iconBookkeeping
      • Bookkeeping Services for Toronto
      • Accounts Receivable Bookkeeping
      • Accounts Payable Bookkeeping
      • Payroll Services for Toronto Business
        • How Complex Are Your Canada Tax Payroll Obligations?
    • Menu iconBusiness Consulting
  • Blogs
  • Links
    • Website Links
    • PDF Downloads
  • FAQ
  • Free Ebook
    • Taking Control of Your Taxes
  • Contact
  • Home
  • Services
    • Menu iconCorporate TAX
      • Corporate Tax Services
      • Toronto Tax Planning
      • Should I Incorporate
      • Starting A New Business
      • EFILE or Electronic Tax Returns
      • Paper Filing Tax Returns
    • Menu iconPersonal Tax
      • Personal Tax
      • Toronto Tax Planning
        • Canada Tax Planning for the Average Family
      • EFILE or Electronic Filing of Tax Returns
      • CRA mailing address for Tax Returns
    • Menu iconOverdue Returns
      • Why You Need to File Your Overdue Returns Tax Accounts
      • Do You Understand the Requirements for the Canadian Voluntary Disclosure Program?
      • What is CRA Demand to File Notice
    • Menu iconCanada TAX
      • Ready for a Change
      • Federal Tax Canada
      • Provincial Tax Canada
        • Keeping an Eye on the Ontario Provincial Tax
      • GST/HST Tax Canada
      • Educational Videos
      • Business Tips from a Toronto Accountant
    • Menu iconBookkeeping
      • Bookkeeping Services for Toronto
      • Accounts Receivable Bookkeeping
      • Accounts Payable Bookkeeping
      • Payroll Services for Toronto Business
        • How Complex Are Your Canada Tax Payroll Obligations?
    • Menu iconBusiness Consulting
  • Blogs
  • Links
    • Website Links
    • PDF Downloads
  • FAQ
  • Free Ebook
    • Taking Control of Your Taxes
  • Contact

2014

You are here:
  1. Home
  2. 2014

Registered Disability Savings Plan

Should You Join a Registered Disability Saving Program?

Disability Savings PlanBy Sam SeidmanNovember 19, 2014Leave a comment

Many people with disabilities have a great concern about their financial future.   There is a long term savings plan in place for Canadians who are qualified as being disabled.   This is called the RDSP meaning Registered Disability Savings Plan. It is often difficult for those who are on a limited income to find…

Expenditures for tax purposes

Keeping Your Business Expenditures in Check for Tax Purposes

Business expendituresBy Sam SeidmanNovember 18, 2014Leave a comment

Most every business person wants to stay on top of their expenses for their business so these don’t eat into the profits.   The CRA has some very stringent rules that have to be adhered to for each type of expense.   A certain amount of expenses are often created as a result of business…

Accountant is small business advisor

Your Accountant’s Value as a Small Business Advisor

Business advisorBy Sam SeidmanNovember 17, 2014Leave a comment

When it comes to business there are plenty of places to glean free advice on the best way to run your business entity, especially with the access to the internet.   Not all advice is good advice however, and following the wrong suggestions when it comes to your business can get you into some real…

Holiday gift giving tax tips

Pre Holiday Shopping Tips to Stay On Budget

Gifts, Holiday shoppingBy Sam SeidmanNovember 14, 2014Leave a comment

Most of us have experienced the last minute shopping rush for the Christmas season and make a vow that next year we will get our shopping done early. Sticking with this plan can help with more than just avoiding the crowded shopping malls and disappointments of sold out items. Many business owners like to acknowledge…

New Business and Canada Taxes

Should the Canada Taxes Stop You From Going Into Business?

Canada Tax, New businessBy Sam SeidmanNovember 13, 2014Leave a comment

A lot of young people throughout the Toronto area and even the country itself have dreams of one day owning their own business.   There are many things that can hold them back ranging from finances to not enough experience, and in some cases even the Canada tax regulations. Before letting the business tax implications…

e-commerce business and tax implications

Does an E-Commerce Business Have Any Tax Implications?

E-Commerce BusinessBy Sam SeidmanNovember 12, 2014Leave a comment

For quite some time many online business owners felt that the Canada tax rules and regulations were not applicable to their online business dealings.   The CRA never lets anything go past that could possibly generate tax revenue, and of course it didn’t take long for them to start to get some specific regulations in…

Should you buy or lease

Should You Rent, Lease or Buy Your Needed Commercial Property?

Lease or BuyBy Sam SeidmanNovember 11, 2014Leave a comment

What may have started as a small home business may now be leading you to making a decision as to whether it is time to find a new location.   There can be a lot of reasons as to why you are in this position. It may be that you need a better quality professional…

Value of investment tax credit for business

The Value of Investment Tax Credits for Your Business

Small Business, Tax CreditsBy Sam SeidmanNovember 10, 2014Leave a comment

It is often a common thought for Canadian business owners that only the very large Corporations fare well with tax credits and incentives.  Perhaps this was the case in the past but the Canadian Government has come to realize that the small business owners can play a critical role in the growth of the economy.…

Charity or Non Profit Organizations

Thinking of Starting a Charity or Non Profit Organization?

Charitable Organizations, Non Profit OrganizationsBy Sam SeidmanNovember 7, 2014Leave a comment

Not every business is started with the intention of making money for profit.   There are many individuals who want to set up charitable organizations, or non profit businesses.   While these sound like one and the same thing, the CRA does not categorize them as such. While there are many differences in the way…

Tax Controversy Between Canadian Politicians

The Canada Tax Controversy Between the Politicians

Canada TaxBy Sam SeidmanNovember 6, 2014Leave a comment

It certainly seems like the opposing parties of the Government are trying to woo the public with the best tax breaks that are going to hopefully award them a few extra votes when it becomes next election time.   While doing this it is at the same time stirring up some real controversy. The one…

←123456…
78910111213141516171819202122232425262728
29→
 Dream-Theme — truly premium WordPress themes
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact
Bottom Menu
Go to Top
We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.