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Ontario Trillium Benefit explained

Wondering if you qualify for the Ontario tax credits? Check out our infographic to see some examples of the Ontario Trillium Benefit payments.

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Tax Tips for Seniors

Over 50 years old? Here's some tax advice for you.

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Tax Tips for RRSPs

Need a legal tax shelter? Contribute to an RRSP.

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Tax Tips for the Recently Unemployed

Lost your job? There could be implications for your tax return.

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Tax Tips for the Self-Employed

Opening your own business? Self-employment could be taxing.

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Tax Tips for Investors

Whether you won or lost in the markets this year, here's some tax tips for investors.

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Tax Tips for Families

Some tax advice for families with children.

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Did you overcontribute to your RRSP?

Did you put a bit too much into your RRSP this year? Correct your mistake or it will cost you.

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Tax tips for the newly separated

Separated last year? Here are some tips for preparing your tax return.

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Tax Tips for Parents with Students

Post secondary education is expensive but there are some tax breaks for students and their parents.

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Forgot a slip? You can make corrections to your tax return.

Missing slips can come back to haunt you, so make sure you have claimed everything in the right tax year.

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Tax Tips for the Newly Employed

Finished school and entering the workforce? Think about your taxes.

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Tax Tips for New Canadians

New to Canada? Part year residents need to file taxes too.

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Tax tips for students

Wondering what to do with your T2202A?

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Withdrew money from your RRSP last year?

With the economy still uncertain, some Canadians have turned to their Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) as a source of funds. But there could be tax consequences on your tax return.

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Top 5 missed medical deductions

Know what to claim when it comes to medical expenses.

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Are you a lost U.S. citizen?

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is tracking down U.S. citizens in other countries to make sure they are keeping up with their tax obligations. Are you one of the missing?

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Buying a U.S. property and the tax man

Many Canadians are taking advantage of our strong dollar and lower real estate prices in the U.S. Make sure you understand your tax filing obligations once you own property south of the border.

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Claiming the Disability Tax Credit

Meant to help Canadians with disabilities with the extra cost of managing their condition, the Disability Tax Credit is one of the most commonly missed tax deductions.

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Preparing a final return

If you lost a loved one last year, you will need to prepare a final return.

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Don’t miss these commonly overlooked credits

Make sure you are getting the most from your tax return and claim all the credits and deductions you are entitled to.

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Did you return to school last year?

If you became a student last year, here are some tips to keep in mind when you prepare your tax return.

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Caring for a family member

More and more Canadians are becoming caregivers to family members. There may be some tax savings to help with your situation.

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Is this your first time?

If you are filing your tax return for the first time, make sure you understand what you can claim.

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Advice for single parents

Single parents do get some breaks at tax time. Here are some tips to maximize your tax savings.

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7 ways to attract a CRA audit

Millions of returns are processed without incident every year. Here is some advice for making sure you avoid a return by the taxman.