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Canadian YouTube Creators – Google withholding U.S. Taxes
Canadian YouTube Creators – Google withholding U.S. Taxes Content Introduction Why Google withholds U.S. taxes? What Factors impact how much you are taxed? Submitting tax info to Google Conclusion Introduction In this Blog you will learn why Google withholds U.S. taxes, what factors impact how much you are taxed, and how to submit tax info…
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Ontario Seniors’ Home Safety Tax Credit
Ontario Seniors’ Home Safety Tax Credit Contents Introduction Eligibility Examples How to claim the credit Introduction The Seniors’ Home Safety Tax Credit is a temporary, refundable personal income tax credit that can help you make your home safer and more accessible, helping you stay in your home longer. The credit is available for the 2021…
As the owner, should I pay myself a Salary or Dividends?
As the owner of a small business corporation, should I pay myself a Salary or Dividends? Contents: Introduction About Salary vs Dividend transactions Advantages of a Salary vs. Dividends Why is Tax Planning important? Conclusion Introduction In this Blog you will learn about salary vs. dividend transactions, advantages of both, and why tax planning of…
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Support Payments CRA
How does the Canada Revenue Agency Defines Support Payments ? Support payments are amounts payable or receivable as a periodic allowance for the maintenance of the recipient, children of the recipient or both. The two types of support payments are Spousal support and Child support. Spousal support is support for spouse or common-law partner. This…
Self-Employed Contractor vs. Employee Differences
What is the difference between being a Self-Employed Contractor vs. being an Employee (Advantages, Disadvantages, Potential Risks)? In this Blog you will learn: -The difference between being self employed vs being an employee. -The Factors to consider and key indicators to look at when choosing to classify. -Canada Revenue Agency – Potential Risks (Self-Employed Contractor…
Personal Service Business – If you are a consultant or contractor, it is important to understand the tax impact of PSB
Personal Service Business – If you are a consultant or contractor, it is important to understand the tax impact of PSB In this Blog you will learn: What is a Personal Service Business? An example of a Personal Service Business Potential Risk of the Canada Revenue Agency declaring your business as a Personal Services Business…
Why is it important to understand your Shareholder Loan account?
Why is it important to understand your Shareholder Loan account? In this blog you will learn: What is a shareholder loan? What type of transactions go through the shareholder loan account? What is the tax impact of your shareholder loan? Potential shareholder loan risk What is a Shareholder Loan? As the owner of your corporation,…
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Senior or Disability Tax Credit Individual, Federal Home Accessibility Expense Tax Credit
Senior or Disability Tax Credit Individual, Federal Home Accessibility Expense Tax Credit Are you eligible? You can claim an amount for the eligible expenses for a qualifying renovation of an eligible dwelling, if either of the following applies to you: You are a qualifying individual You are an eligible individual making a claim for a qualifying individual A qualifying individual can…
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Cash flow for eCommerce: Tips to stay always positive on your cash flow
Cash flow for eCommerce: Tips to stay always positive on your cash flow Ecommerce isn’t just about making sales and shipping products. Like any business, you need to manage the money behind the scenes — or else your online shop might have to close its virtual doors. Cash flow management is key to your business…
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