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Tax planning
Plan ahead so you don’t pay more than you have to.
Get ready for tax time
What are some tax sheltered investment plans?
Are there ways to reduce or defer taxes when I invest?
In Canada, the onus is on you to self-report your income and to claim the deductions and tax credits you are allowed for your personal and work circumstances. Here you will find what you need to know to take advantage of the tax deductions and credits to which you are entitled and lower the amount of tax you pay.
Tax Changes for the 2010 taxation year
Chapter 1:
What is new in personal taxes?
Chapter 2:
What is new for business owners and corporations?
What was new for the 2009 taxation year?
Chapter 1:
What was new for homeowners?
Chapter 2:
What was new for investors?
Chapter 3:
What was new for business owners?
Personal tax tips for significant life stages
Chapter 1:
Tax tips for students
Chapter 2:
Tax tips for young families
Chapter 3:
Tax tips for the self-employed
Chapter 4:
Tax tips for when you are planning and saving for retirement
More tax tips
Chapter 1:
Why file a tax return?
Chapter 2:
Use the tax system to 'Pay Yourself First' and get a raise
Chapter 3:
Plan ahead: Don't wait till April
Chapter 4:
Make yours and your tax preparer's job easier and lower your fees