Canadian Tax Advice - MoneySense

The plan doesn't stop when you stop working. How to get it right

New immigrants can be an easy target for con artists. Here’s how to protect you and your family from...

You have different obligations depending on if your nanny is your employee or is considered self-employed

Brian is a Canadian citizen working abroad and wants to invest his $125,000 tax effectively

You technically have to pay just 15% on your Canadian income, but there's more to the story

Whether it's an RESP in Canada or an ESP in the U.S., which account is the most tax efficient?

And who reports withholding taxes to the IRS—me, or the investment company?

Try a balanced approach with early withdrawals to pay less tax

Not everyone qualifies for the lifetime capital gains exemption, but there are other options