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Should I be a Personal Services Business (PSB)?

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In Canada, a Personal Services Business (PSB) is a type of business that the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) designates under certain conditions. The rules governing PSBs are stringent, and the tax treatment of a PSB is less favorable compared to other types of corporations. Here’s an overview of what constitutes a PSB and its implications:

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Are There Tax Benefits for Couples in Canada?

Are There Tax Benefits for Couples in Canada?

Curious about the tax advantages that come with getting married or living in a common law relationship? In Canada, there are indeed significant tax perks for couples. The following will begin to outline them.

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When are Gifts from an Employer a Taxable Benefit?

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In Canada, gifts from an employer can be considered taxable benefits in certain circumstances. The taxation of employer-provided gifts depends on several factors, including the nature and value of the gift, the frequency of such gifts, and the specific rules set by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).

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How to Beat Procrastination 

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Would you call yourself a procrastinator?  If so, you’re not alone, and with our to-do-lists growing daily, the percentage of people who procrastinate chronically has increased over the last few decades.  

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Five Ways to Improve Your Customer Service

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It’s the little things that add up to make an exceptional experience for your customers. Here are five “little things” you can add to your services to create an exponentially memorable connection with your customers. 

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Dividend or Salary? What's the Best Way to be Paid?

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Paying yourself as a small business owner is an important decision. Determining how you do it will be very important concerning finances and taxes.

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What Documents Do I Need for Tax Season?

What Documents Do I Need for Tax Season?

What documentation should you include with your return and which records should you maintain? If filing electronically, retain all receipts and documents as the CRA may request them later. For paper filings, the information provided will specify necessary attachments like certificates, forms, schedules, or receipts. It's advisable to retain all receipts and documents for at least six years post-filing to accommodate potential CRA reviews.

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Canadian Year-End Income Tax Preparations

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As tax laws and regulations change, it's crucial to consult with a tax professional or check the latest resources for the most up-to-date information.

Here are some common steps individuals may take at the end of the tax year:

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The Tax Implications of Shareholder Loans

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Shareholder loans refer to loans made by shareholders of a corporation to the corporation. The tax implications of such loans will vary depending on the jurisdiction, but usually, they are not considered taxable income to the shareholder.

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