Most Overlooked Tax Deductions for Canadian Business Owners

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This article is an updated version of our earlier post on overlooked deductions. Read the original here. _________________________ Many business owners are missing key deductions that reduce taxable income. Key Deductions You May Be Missing Vehicle Expenses If you use a personal vehicle for business

Alberta’s 2026 Budget: What Business Owners Should Know

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Alberta has released its 2026 Provincial Budget, outlining major investments in health, education, and workforce development alongside the province’s largest deficit since the pandemic. Here’s what business owners need to know. $9.4B Deficit: No Income Tax Changes for Businesses or Individuals Budge

What to Do If You Receive a CRA Review or Audit Letter This Tax Season

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More business owners are receiving CRA review letters as enforcement of existing and new tax rules continues to increase. Most reviews are routine, but responding promptly and accurately is essential. And with the emphasis from the CRA on online correspondence, watching for any correspondence is vit

Canadian Interest Rates Q2 2026: April 1 to June 30, 2026

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The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has announced prescribed annual interest rates that will apply to any amounts owed to the CRA and to any amounts owed by the CRA to both individuals and corporations. These rates will be in effect from April 1 to June 30, 2026. Canadian Income Tax Interest Rates Q2 20

Bare Trust Reporting Update for 2026: What You Need to Know Now

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In a previous article, we outlined the proposed changes to bare trust reporting and the uncertainty surrounding filing obligations. The CRA has since released updated guidance, and the rules are now more defined in 2026. Bare Trust Reporting in 2026: What’s New No filing required for bare trusts for

Closing Your Corporation: Key Steps and Practical Guidance

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If you’re considering dissolving your corporation, understanding your options under the Business Corporations Act is essential. The right approach can minimize risk, reduce costs, and ensure compliance with CRA requirements. What You Need to Know When Closing Your Canadian Corporation When a corpora

How to Get the Most Out of Quickbooks Online

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What is QuickBooks Online? QuickBooks Online (QBO) is an accounting software platform created to help business owners easily and efficiently manage bookkeeping, accounting, and administrative processes. It provides reliable and meaningful financial information that helps you make better business dec