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Practical tax and money answers for Canadian owners and professionals, written by the accountants who file the returns.

Canadian Tax Deadlines 2026-2027: Every Date That Matters

Canadian Tax Deadlines 2026-2027: Every Date That Matters

Canadian Tax Deadlines 2026-2027: Every Date That Matters Key takeawaysApril 30 is the date that catches most people: it is both the filing deadline and the payment deadline for individuals.Self-employed people get until June 15 to file, but not to pay. Interest runs...

CRA Mileage Rate in Canada and CRA Mileage Calculator

CRA Mileage Rate in Canada and CRA Mileage Calculator

Understand the CRA mileage rate in Canada for 2023 and 2024. This guide covers eligibility, how to calculate mileage rates, and the benefits for employees and employers. Stay informed about the latest rates and ensure accurate claims for your business-related travel.

How Do I Make a Payment to the CRA?

How Do I Make a Payment to the CRA?

Making a payment to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is now more convenient than ever with multiple options available. From online banking and CRA’s My Payment service to pre-authorized debits and credit card payments, taxpayers can choose the method that best suits their needs. In-person payments can also be made at Canadian banks or Canada Post outlets using personalized remittance vouchers or QR codes. Explore these options to manage your tax obligations efficiently. For more details, visit Ghumans.ca

Important Tax Changes in Canada for 2024

Important Tax Changes in Canada for 2024

2024 taxes got you stressed? Relax! This guide breaks down key changes affecting Canadians, from Airbnb restrictions in major cities to therapy becoming more affordable. Plus, contribution limits for popular savings accounts like TFSAs and RRSPs have been adjusted. Get informed, make smart financial decisions, and potentially save some serious cash this year!

How Should Canadians Calculate Tax on Dividend Income?

How Should Canadians Calculate Tax on Dividend Income?

In Canada, all sources of income must be disclosed in your tax returns, including dividends from investments. This guide explains how dividends are taxed, the Federal Dividend Tax Credit, and the different types of dividends. Learn how to accurately report your dividend income and maximize your tax credits with our expert tips.