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December 2015

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Keeping an Eye On The Tax Changes

Canada TaxBy Sam SeidmanDecember 31, 2015Leave a comment

Well, we know that with the new government now settling into place and we are headed into a new tax year that there are going to be some changes coming for 2016.  Every Canadian should really review their financial plans to see how the proposed changes may affect them whether in a positive or negative…

Getting the Right Tax Credits For Your Business

Business tax creditsBy Sam SeidmanDecember 30, 2015Leave a comment

As a business owner, you are probably aware in the general sense of the word of what credits and benefits and incentives are available to you. Most likely you have been so busy keeping your business afloat and keeping it in a profit margin that you just simply don’t have the time to fully delve…

Are you willing to give up your tax refund?

Ontario government, Tax refundBy Sam SeidmanDecember 29, 2015Leave a comment

When filling out your income tax form you often see a lot of little additional boxes at that you have the option to check off.   One of these will be whether you would like to donate your tax refund to the province.   It would seem that the province has a debt of $298.9…

What Is A Cooperative Business?

Cooperative business, New businessBy Sam SeidmanDecember 28, 2015Leave a comment

A cooperative business is one where a group of people have a common goal that they want to meet and they do this by forming a cooperative business entity.  The group that is forming the business are called the members.   While this type of business has many similarities to the common types of businesses…

What the PM Had to Say to the Finance Minister Part Four

Canada TaxBy Sam SeidmanDecember 25, 2015Leave a comment

This post is going to conclude our series on what instructions the Prime Minister gave to the Finance Minister and what the expectations are. New low carbon economy trust Again with the emphasis being on the green environment the PM wants the Finance Minister to help fund the projects in regards to reducing carbon emissions.…

What the PM Had to Say to the Finance Minister Part Three

Canada TaxBy Sam SeidmanDecember 24, 2015Leave a comment

We are going to continue with the next seven priorities on the list that was given to the Finance Minister Mr. Morneau by the Prime Minister Mr. Trudeau in a recent letter. This is a letter that we have been reviewing a by sections as it is critically important letter that is applicable to the…

What the PM Had to Say to the Finance Minister Part Two

Canada TaxBy Sam SeidmanDecember 22, 2015Leave a comment

In this post we are going to carry on with the series reviewing the letter from the Prime Minister Mr. Trudeau to the Finance Minister Mr. Morneau. In this segment we are going to start to review some of the top priorities that Mr. Trudeau has laid out for the Finance Minister. Balancing the budget…

What the PM Had to Say to the Finance Minister Part One

Canada TaxBy Sam SeidmanDecember 22, 2015Leave a comment

As part one of our series reviewing the letter from the Prime Minister to the Minister of Finance we are going to cover what the letter outlined as to what the Minister of Finance will be accountable for according to the Prime Minister’s instructions. If you have ever wondered what delegation of authority really is…

The Start of The Year For The Minister Of Finance

Canada TaxBy Sam SeidmanDecember 21, 2015Leave a comment

There are a lot of people that have begun to set their New Year’s resolutions as we have talked about in previous posts. Most individuals want to start the New Year with a fresh start. This year is unique for us Canadians as we are starting the New Year with a new government. This year…

Gearing Up for the Right New Year’s Resolutions

FinancesBy Sam SeidmanDecember 20, 2015Leave a comment

One of the most famous happenings when it comes to the New Year is the New Year’s resolutions that a multitude of people put in place. They usually start thinking about this seriously between the week of Christmas and New Year’s and then when the clock strikes midnight on New Year’s Eve they are ready…

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