The Liberals came to power in 2015 on a signature campaign pledge – dubbed the “middle class tax cut” – to lower the tax rate on the middle income bracket and raise taxes on all income above $200,000. Continue reading
The final number is in at Edmonton City Hall for your property tax increase. Continue reading
The Canada Revenue Agency offers tips to spot scammers during tax season. Continue reading
Although households will get money back through their taxes, the idea behind a carbon tax is to get consumers to respond to changes in fossil fuel prices, Kathryn Harrison of UBC explains. Continue reading
For close to 40 years now, the Canada Revenue Agency has been partnering with community agencies and volunteers to help low-income families and individuals get their federal income taxes done free of charge. Continue reading
If you own only one home and are a British Columbian you are exempt from the tax, but must still fill out a declaration. Continue reading
Tax avoidance, though not illegal, might still be subject to scrutiny by the CRA, says Sonia Dhaliwal of the University of Guelph. Continue reading
Some small businesses in B.C. say they have to either cut staff or raise prices under the new tax, or risk closing down entirely. Continue reading
Now is the time to decide whether you should hire someone to fill out your forms or do them yourself, says accounting professor Francois Brouard. Continue reading
Saskatoon councillors are expected to discuss the city’s options to implement curbside compost pickup. Continue reading