“It’s not what you earn; it’s what you keep.”
We take a look at how the point of sale rebates work.
If you sell motor fuel, books, feminine hygiene products, or children’s sized clothing, shoes, or car seats then you will want to look at this: Point of Sale Rebates.[PDF]
With HST implementation less than a month away now may be a good time to review some of the details of this tax.
Our latest newsletter [HST Spring-Summer 2010] is all about the HST: with links to more information, a list of what’s going to increase, stay the same, or even decrease thanks to the [...]
The average debt of Canadians has increased dramatically in recent years fuelled partially by the increasing real estate prices and partially by low interest rates. So it probably isn’t a surprise to hear that we are asked regularly how to make the interest tax deductible. According to the Income Tax Act, interest on money borrowed [...]
On November 3, 2009 the Government of Canada introduced Bill C-56 which is proposing to extend EI special benefits to the self-employed on an voluntary, “opt in” basis. (Announcement)
If passed, this legislation could become effective as soon as January, 2010 which would allow the self-employed to claim EI special benefits starting January, 2011.
First you should [...]
