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February 2024 Newsletter

They say you should always open with a joke – so here you go.Does February March?No but April May.It’s almost your favorite time of year – TAX TIME!! (You know you have missed us & have been wanting to check out our new digs) We thought that...

Expenses for Small Businesses

Let’s Start with the very basics:  A tax deduction is any reasonable current business expense you paid or will pay to earn income that the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) lets you subtract from your total taxable income, reducing the amount of income tax you pay. If...

January 2024 (ish) Newsletter

It may almost be tax season, but it is definately lacrosse season! I have been doing my part to convert everyone I can to be Roughnecks fans!! (Two games at the saddledome this weekend if you are looking for something to do Feb 2 & 3. We will also be running a...

Government Online Accounts

Government Agencies going paperlessby Bernadette MitchellWe have been hearing this for 20+ years, but Governing bodies are once step closer to this being a reality. We have been told that neither the CRA, nor the Alberta Government will mail out notices of assessment...

Holiday Newsletter

Season’s Greetings,We hope that this newsletter finds you & your family well as the holidays & beginning of a new year are fast approaching.  As we approach the close of another year, we would like to not only remind you of some things to consider prior to Dec...

November Newsletter

Before we get into the less fun stuff…We were fortunate enough to get to attend Globalfest this past August, and I got some great pictures. If you are a fan of fireworks, I highly recommend checking it out next August.Where are the days going, we decided to move...

October Newsletter

Income tax & accounting are serious work, but we aren’t your average accountants. Do you know how copper wire was invented?What is the multi-generational home renovation tax credit?The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has announced a new tax credit for...

September Newsletter

Under-Used Housing – a tax on unoccupied or under used housing based on 1% of the ownership’s value of the property Who must file –  If you are not a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, you must file an under used housing return for each residential...