One woman has been waiting for five months for her tax assessment. The CRA reportedly never flagged errors or asked for additional information. Continue reading →

Many Canadians who filed early say they’re still waiting on their government cheque. The CRA says it isn’t experiencing longer than normal delays. Here’s what might be going on. Continue reading →

It can be tempting to go on a shopping spree with a newly deposited tax refund. But here’s what you should actually do. Continue reading →

It’s not about how you filled out your return, it’s about thinking ahead Continue reading →

And how you should use the money instead Continue reading →

Why you should file – and do it on time – even if you don’t owe anything or expect a refund Continue reading →

Following up on her promise earlier this month, an NPA city councillor has put forward a motion asking for a formal inquiry into the City of Vancouver’s handling of the snow and salt crisis in December and January, including if the City should issue a property tax rebate or credit for property owners who did not receive recycling or garbage removal due to extreme cold weather. Continue reading →

Paying a few extra dollars every two weeks instead of the usual monthly payment or making an extra lump sum payment once a year can also save borrowers thousands in interest. Continue reading →

As the deadline to file taxes approaches, the government is reminding Albertans that support is available. Continue reading →

It’s not the size of the tax return, but what you do with it that counts. Continue reading →