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What You Need to Know About Tax Preparation Toronto Services

Corporate Tax, Personal Tax, Self employed, Small Business, Tax PlanningBy Sam SeidmanAugust 5, 2013

If you are a Canadian taxpayer that only has to file a simple return, then you are probably thinking that you do not need tax preparation Toronto services. You may want to reconsider this however, as there are many credits that could potentially be available to you, and unless you take advantage of them by…

Tax Breaks and Where A Toronto Accountant for Small Business Fits In

Canada Tax, Corporate Tax, Personal Tax, Small Business, Tax PlanningBy Sam SeidmanAugust 2, 2013

Perhaps you consider yourself as a small business entity and as such don’t feel that you qualify or even need a Toronto Accountant. It is not unusual for a small business to just assume that they can tend to their tax matters at the end of their fiscal year, by providing the necessary figures to…

Do You Need to Be Worried About Paying Your Tax Instalments?

Canada Tax, Corporate Tax, Personal Tax, Tax PlanningBy Sam SeidmanJuly 31, 2013

Some Ontario tax payers become so concerned about not paying their taxes properly that they wonder if they should be paying tax instalments. Often these are the people who never end up owing taxes, but are always concerned if there is any change in their income that they will be hit with a big bill…

Taking the Confusion Out of Taxes for Canadian Real Estate Agents

Canada Tax, Personal Tax, Self employed, Small Business, Tax PlanningBy Sam SeidmanJuly 28, 2013

If you are a real estate agent probably one of the most complex deals you have to face is dealing with your Canadian tax return at the end of the year.   While the CRA has made some attempts to steer you in the right direction you most likely still find yourself becoming quite frustrated over…

Staying Tax Safe as a Canadian Self Employed Earner

Canada Tax, Personal Tax, Self employed, Tax PlanningBy Sam SeidmanJuly 26, 2013

It really is quite nice to be your own boss and be able to call the shots as to how many hours you are going to work and when. If earning money is a responsibility that you have then you will find the world of self-employment does come with a lot of obligations. One of…

What Tax Implications Are You Facing When Selling Your Toronto Condo?

Personal Tax, Tax PlanningBy Sam SeidmanJuly 25, 2013

Lots of people take a look at real estate as an investment and in the past few years the area of interest has been in buying condos. For many the thought has been to buy these when the market is a buyer’s market and then sell or “flip” them when it becomes a seller’s market.…

Giving Renewed Thought to Your Offshore Property Investments

Canada Tax, Corporate Tax, Personal Tax, Tax Planning, Voluntary DisclosureBy Sam SeidmanJuly 24, 2013

Any Canadian that has done, is doing, or thinking about offshore investments and incomes, has no doubt been following the news in the recent months. Nobody wants to give a thought to their name showing up on some file that is listing those with offshore investments that may be questionable. The CRA has been moving…

Do You Need to Think About Estate Taxes or Is it Capital Gains-Losses?

Estate Taxes, Personal Tax, Tax PlanningBy Sam SeidmanJuly 22, 2013

As a general rule there are three topics of conversation that most people like to stay away from. These are death, taxes and religion.  While religion can certainly be left up to the individual unfortunately death and taxes are two issues that will have an impact on others besides an individual. There comes a time…

Why you would want to contribute to Your RRSP Today?

Canada Tax, Personal Tax, Retirement, Tax PlanningBy Sam SeidmanJuly 18, 2013

Now that the 2012 tax year is over and you have already received your refund or paid your balance owing, you may ask yourself when is a good time to contribute the RRSP account?   Typically most people make their contributions in the first 60 days of the following year.   So you might be waiting until…

Keeping Track of Tax Credits For Summer Expenses

Canada Tax, Personal Tax, Tax Credits, Tax PlanningBy Sam SeidmanJuly 17, 2013

Now that the kids are out of school it’s great to be able to spend time with them, but it often means additional expenses when it comes to keeping them entertained. It could also mean having to provide care for them if both parents are working. So do any of these added expenses qualify for…

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