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Can you deduct your cell phone on your tax return?

Cell phone related expenses may be deductible for some taxpayers, even if they were missed in the past.

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What is the Quick Method of Accounting for GST? 

The GST quick method can simplify tax reporting for small businesses—but it’s not right for everyone. Here’s who qualifies...

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Tax write-offs that Canadians often get wrong

Tax season brings plenty of confusion—and costly mistakes. Here are some commonly misunderstood expenses Canadians often try (but fail)...

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What happens if you don’t file your taxes (and how to fix it)

Haven’t filed taxes in years? Learn the risks, hidden costs, and step-by-step ways Canadians can catch up and reclaim...

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What’s new (and gone) for your 2025 tax return, due April 2026

Filing your 2025 taxes in 2026? Here are the key changes, cancelled credits, and CRA updates Canadians need...

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Tax implications of owning a rental property as a non-resident of Canada

If you leave Canada and own a rental property, or you are a non-resident and you buy a rental...

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Smart strategies to maximize your tax return

Experts share tips to maximize your tax return, from keeping receipts year-round and combining credits to carrying forward RRSP...

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Claiming your spouse and dependants on your tax return

These relationships have very specific meanings for tax purposes. It’s up to you to get them right.