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Employee or Independent Contractor? Getting It Wrong Can Be Costly Hiring extra help can make a busy season much easier, but every business must answer an important question before work begins: is the person an employee or independent contractor? Choosing the wrong...
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Canada’s real estate market has encouraged many homeowners and investors to buy, renovate, and resell properties for profit. While many people assume living in a property protects them from sales tax obligations, that is not always the case. Under Canadian tax law,...
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For many Canadian corporations, a December fiscal year-end marks one of the busiest financial periods of the year. Once the year-end closes, businesses must begin organizing records, reviewing financial statements, and preparing for corporate tax filing Canada...
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For many Canadians, tax season ends on April 30. However, if you are self-employed, a freelancer, independent contractor, consultant, or sole proprietor, your filing deadline is different. The self-employed tax deadline Canada follows is June 15, giving business...
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In This Article Toggle 1. Maximize Your Tax Return2. Avoid Costly Errors3. Reduce Stress During Tax SeasonFaster RefundsMore Time for Tax PlanningContent to Add:Common Mistakes When Filing Late Introduction As the April 30 tax deadline approaches in Canada, many...
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​  For many business owners, the start of Quarter 2 is a critical financial checkpoint. Unfortunately, many companies move into the second quarter with messy financial records, untracked expenses, and inaccurate bookkeeping. This can create major problems later in the...
