Split your retirement income and save a bundle
Shave thousands off your tax bill in retirement with income splitting.
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You’re paid more than you think
Concerned your salary isn't high enough? You may reconsider once you find out how much your benefits are worth.
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TAGS RRSPs Tax Centre 2013Catch up to unused RRSP contribution room
Canadians have a combined $600 billion in unused RRSP room. Claim your fair share and keep more of your hard-earned money at tax time.
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Making it as a single mom
Rebecca recently split from her husband and now she’s struggling to support five children with little help from their dad. She has the right attitude, but it will take more than that to meet her family’s goals.
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Act like an American and deduct your mortgage interest
Follow these steps to effectively get a tax deduction on your mortgage interest.
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TAGS Tax Centre 2013 taxesReceipts to toss, keep and find at tax time
You’ve got two weeks, go find those medical and kid-related receipts because they can pay out in dollars, Bruce Sellery tells Jody And Riaz of BT Vancouver.
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How to claim U.S. rental income
Claiming income from a U.S. rental property to the IRS could work in your favour.
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TAGS insurance5 things your insurance agent isn’t telling you
How to get the most from your insurance company without paying dearly for it in the form of higher premiums.
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Deduct your mutual fund fees
Ask your adviser whether he or she can arrange to use a different class of mutual funds that does not include embedded “trailer” fees.
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TAGS Tax Centre 2013 taxesDeduct your side business
If you’re self-employed or have a small business on the side, you can take advantage of many tax deductions. The beauty is some of these mixed-use expenses would have been incurred anyway.
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Maximize your charitable donations
Reduce your tax bill and leave more for charity by donating stocks in kind.
