Tax Tips

Answers to questions about employee status or deducting meals expenses incurred at the golf course are available in our latest tax tips. Check out our Publications section.

With the year-end quickly approaching we should all set aside some time to review our financial situations and take steps to reduce or defer our current tax burdens. Read the latest tax tip to learn more.

The eligible expenditure limit can have a huge impact on your tax credits from Scientific Research and Experimental Development (“SR&ED”) programs. Learn more from our latest tax tip.

If you have been benefiting by redirecting a portion of your bonus to a health care spending account, read our recent tax tip to learn if changes by Canada Revenue Agency affect you.

You may be able to claim moving expenses on your tax return if you have moved to start a new job or moved to continue your self-employed business. Learn more from our latest tax tip.

Our recent tax tip explains how you can deduct expenses incurred to earn investment income. Visit our resource section for more helpful tax tips.

There are tax credits available if you currently have, or are looking to hire an apprentice. Learn more from our current tax tip.

Parents can benefit from their child’s enrolment in artistic, academic and cultural programs. Our recent tax tip explains more.

Are you aware that you can, in limited circumstances, deduct home office expenses? The recent tax tip explains who can deduct home workspace expenses and what expenses qualify.

Did you know that you can claim travel expenses if you have to receive treatment that is not available to you within 40 kilometres of your residence? The cost that is deductible can be public transportation (e.g. taxi, bus, or train) or vehicle expenses if public transportation is not readily available. Read more from our Tax Tips.