Tag Archives: tax planning

What Is Your Priority? Your Children’s Education or Your Retirement?

Posted on May 10, 2012 by nirmala bhaskar

One of the biggest dilemmas now facing parents is the question of whether they should be putting away funds for their childrens’ future university or college educational costs, or to begin placing money into an RRSP or TFSA for their … Continue reading →

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Help, I Owe Taxes & I Don’t Know What To Do!

Posted on April 30, 2012 by Ilan KIbel

Have you: Filed and paid your taxes every year? Set aside a portion of your self-employed income for taxes? Set aside any HST collected or payroll withholdings for your business? Set aside tax on any RRSP or investment income you … Continue reading →

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Make tax planning your New Year’s Resolution

Posted on December 29, 2011 by Jeremy Kroll

Many of us are considering our lists of New Year’s Resolutions. How about adding this one to the top of your list? One of your major 2011 Resolutions should be to clean up your unfiled and unpaid GST, PST, HST, payroll taxes and … Continue reading →

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