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2024 July Newsletter
Big changes for Provincial Corporate Tax returns in 2025 Alberta Corporate Income Tax returns (AT1’s) for taxation years starting after December 31, 2024, will be required to file their provincial returns regardless of if the return is NIL. All corporations that do not file their AT1 returns will be required to pay a penalty of $1000. […]
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2024 May Newsletter
On May 1, 2024 the federal government rolled out the CDCP for eligible seniors aged 70 & older & opened up online applications for those aged 65-69.
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November/December 2023
Our fantastic team has had an extremely busy year, so Glen & Richard are letting us close the office from December 21, 2023, at 4 PM to January 2, 2024, at 9 AM to celebrate the Christmas season.
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October 2023
Mieko Ouchi was recognized for her contributions to the arts by receiving the 2023 Lieutenant Governor (LG) of Alberta Distinguished Artist Award.
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September 2023
We’re adjusting our Sherwood Park office hours to accommodate a team members leave in of absence in October & November.
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Zero-emission vehicles (EVs)
Planning to buy a new car? Are you looking at zero-emission vehicles? “It is good for the environment & your tax bill.”
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Keep Your Finances on Track
With your finances, it’s a good idea to check in on your progress periodically to see if any adjustments to your budget or changes in your habits are necessary. Here are a few ways to look at your habits & keep your finances on track.
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Family & Friends in Business
Ever dreamed of starting a family business? Investing in a business opportunity with friends?
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Mortgage Protection
Buying a property is a big investment. It’s often one of the most important & costly investments people make in their lives. When getting a mortgage, many buyers focus solely on the immediate steps they have to take and don’t consider mortgage protection.
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April 2023
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) announced that due to the “unique challenges” associated with the UHT, they will not penalize those are late filing or paying their 2022 UHT.
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Tips to Improve Your Credit Score
Here are some simple tips to improve your credit score you can start working on today.
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March 2023
With all the scams happening these days it’s difficult to know when the phone call you’re dealing with is really from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).
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Financial Independence for Women
Financial independenc means you can support yourself financially without relying on others for help. It also means you control your finances because you make your own financial decisions, rather than someone else making them for you. And, now more than ever, financial independence for women is important.
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February 2023
The Underused Housing Tax (UHT) is a new annual 1% tax on the ownership of vacant or underused housing in Canada.
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An Estate Plan
If putting together an estate plan isn’t at the top of your priority list, you’re not alone. It’s not something people typically want to think about for a variety of reasons.
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January 2023
Starting January 18, The Affordability Action Plan (TAAP) is rolling out $600 payments in $100 monthly installments.
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