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The federal government’s Carbon Tax officially came into effect on April 1, increasing the costs of gasoline and fossil fuel consumption. The tax was introduced in an attempt to encourage Canadians to use more environmentally-friendly and energy-efficient processes, though subsequently, a tax cre.... More »

@media all and (min-width: 1008px) and (max-width: 1264px) { .tab-nav li.menu-item a{ padding: 22px 18px; } } Q: If we have a client in Nova Scotia that has power of attorney for their mother who is in a nursing home and both children with POA own a home, will they be responsible for any capita.... More »

Regardless of whether you’re saving for a new home, a business venture, or setting up for a family, planning for your financial future (and the financial future of your significant other) is crucial. Sure, you can set up automatic deposits to your savings account for long-term goals, but look.... More »

​For most Canadians, income tax season is an opportunity to think outside the box and test the limits of what can be claimed. Take a look at some of the more daring tax claims Canadians have made over the years..... More »