Can you file multiple years of income taxes together in Canada? + MORE Dec 21st

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Tax season is approaching. Soon, more than 30 million Canadians will be filing their tax returns. Most Canadians file their taxes every year but according to a paper from Carleton University, as many as 12% of Canadians don’t, and aside from missing out on tax refunds, this is costing many low income Canadian families access to tax-free benefits from federal and some provincial governments. In fact, everyone aged 18 and older should file a tax return—even if they have no income—to receive the federal GST/HST credit, access to the Canada Dental Benefit, the new Canada Dental Care Plan to be introduced in 2024 and in specific provinces, access to the Climate Action Incentive to offset the cost of carbon taxes at the pump.

“So even if [you’re an employee and] get multiple years behind, you may have lost out on some tax credits and some tax benefits, but you don’t owe the government a bunch of money,” says Andrew Wall, a Certified Professional Accountant and the managing partner at CPA4IT Professional Corporation…

Fairmont Hotel’s annual Trees of Hope campaign is back for another season. This is a long standing promotion (I think this is 23rd year) from the famed luxury chain that provides a donation of $10 to local charities per night booked on the special Trees of Hope rate. That rate also provides the customer with […]
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