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Understanding CPP and EI Payroll Deductions: Rates, Maximums, and Exemptions for 2026  Calculating payroll deductions accurately is essential for compliance and employee trust. Two major components in Canadian payroll are Canada Pension Plan (CPP) contributions…

Made a Mistake on Your Taxes? Here’s What You Need to Know About the New CRA Voluntary Disclosures Program Read our updated blog for additional details on the changes, including how it contrasts with the…

How Can I Simplify Payroll for My Canadian Business?  If you’re like many entrepreneurs, managing payroll probably isn’t the reason you started your business — but it quickly becomes one of the most time-consuming and…

How do tax instalments, interest and penalties work? Let’s face it—CRA deadlines and tax installments aren’t exactly the sexiest topics in business but understanding them is critical if you want to avoid interest, penalties, or…

What To Do When Someone Dies: Online CRA Hub Dealing with the death of someone close is one of the most emotionally challenging and overwhelming experiences anyone can face. On top of the grief, there’s…

Helping Your Kids Get Ahead: Make Tax Literacy a Life Skill As the school year kicks off, many families focus on classroom supplies and new routines—but one of the most valuable lessons your child can…

Employee Loans - What Employers Need to Know  If you’re an employer offering small, short-term loans to your team—or an employee who’s received one—there’s some good news from the CRA (Canada Revenue Agency) that could…

Simplified Method for Claiming Meal and Vehicle Travel Expenses When it comes to claiming travel expenses on your taxes, the process doesn't have to be complicated. Whether you’re moving, or traveling for medical reasons, there…

How to write off my vehicle in my small business? As we head into 2025, there are a few updates around vehicle-related deductions and benefit rates that could impact your business. The federal government has…

CRA Announces Temporary Penalty Relief for Taxpayers Amid Capital Gains Inclusion Rate Delay The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has introduced penalty and interest relief measures in response to the deferred implementation of the capital gains…

CRA Online Mail Since our firm does not monitor or manage CRA online mail for any of our clients, this page will provide you with guidance on staying up to date with online letters and…

Capital Gains Rate Increase Deferred to January 1, 2026 Read the Government’s announcement here. In a welcome, but highly ridiculous, show of Liberal incompetence, the federal government has announced a delay in the planned increase…