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Pay less tax on rental properties

Here are the pros and cons of putting rental properties into corporations.

Pay less tax on rental properties

RRIF estate planning inheritance tax

Paying taxes on an inheritance

Plus: What to know about taxes on U.S. investments in TFSAs

Paying taxes on an inheritance

Tax fairness, in name only

Ottawa is toying with taking away so-called tax loopholes for the rich, but they won't fix other parts of...

Tax fairness, in name only

u.s. capital gains tax

How can my stock losses be used to lower taxes?

And what tax forms should be used?

How can my stock losses be used to lower taxes?

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How to pay less capital gains tax on a rental property

If it used to be your principal residence, this exemption could save you a huge tax bill

How to pay less capital gains tax on a rental property

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How to invest your money in Canada as a U.S. citizen

Generally, Americans should avoid TFSAs and RESPs

How to invest your money in Canada as a U.S. citizen

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Ottawa’s small business tax proposals explained

Everything you need to know about the Liberal plan to close small business tax loopholes

Ottawa’s small business tax proposals explained

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When ‘in-kind’ TFSA transfers don’t trigger a ‘deemed disposition’

If you transfer a losing stock from an unregistered account to a TFSA, can you claim the capital loss?...

When ‘in-kind’ TFSA transfers don’t trigger a ‘deemed disposition’

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When two people are on a condo title, who pays capital gains?

Figuring out who "owns" a property is key

When two people are on a condo title, who pays capital gains?

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