Articles related to "Canadian Tax"

Most companies prefer tax equalization over tax protection as a tax reimbursement method for their expatriate employees. Some switched from protection to equalization.

Canada's Home Renovation Tax Credit, or HRTC, is a non-refundable federal tax credit (for 2009 only) used by eligible cottage and home owners to reduce income tax.

What happens when you have capital losses, while your spouse has capital gains? Read on for an overview of how to transfer unused capital losses between spouses.

Most savvy international business travelers are well aware of visa and immigration requirements. Foreign income tax reporting requirements are still a mystery to many.

It was a fractured career - and yet, writer-director Jules Dassin showed a talent that could not be corrupted

Roughly 2,500 supporters of the Reds made the 700-kilometre trip to Columbus, Ohio for Toronto's Major League Soccer season opener against the Columbus Crew.

The determination of "residence" is not always easy. Becoming a non-resident means severing residential ties with Canada, beginning with the "dwelling place".

Simple to set up and easy to use, all eligible Canadians should consider making a TFSA part of a smart financial strategy for saving money and paying less income tax.

Over $1 billion in Canadian taxes have paid for advanced satellite technology used in military actions around the world...

Export Development Canada predicts that the value of Canadian exports will fall by 1% in 2007. This decrease follows gains of 5.4% in 2005 and 3% in 2006.

Filing an income tax return is a new concept to many newcomers, but all residents are required to pay federal and provincial taxes each year.

For the first time in Canadian history, a Senator has introduced legislation to amend The Fisheries Act in order to end the commercial seal hunt.

Many people fail to file their taxes on time, especially those running very small businesses. Being late can actually cost more than the fees to get it done right.