Understanding the Enhanced CPP: Key Changes and Impacts in 2024

The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) is a monthly tax benefit designed to provide partial income replacement for retirees. The purpose of the CPP is to help Canadians maintain a certain standard of living after retirement. The income for the CPP comes from contributions made by employers and employees, as well as investment earnings. Both the contribution amounts and benefits of the CPP are adjusted according to the average wage and price levels in Canada.

What’s New in Taxes? Understanding 2024’s Key Tax Changes

The past year has been challenging for Canada in terms of macroeconomics, the business environment for small enterprises, and household financial arrangements. These challenges persist into 2024, and the new year continues to be filled with uncertainties. As usual, let's briefly summarize the tax changes for 2024 to help individuals and businesses make appropriate financial plans.

Ontario New Enhanced HST Rebate-A Boon for Rental Property Builders

In September 2023, the Canadian Prime Minister made an important announcement regarding the GST rebate for new construction. Now, if you're building properties with four units or more, you can get a full refund of the GST paid, which used to be a partial rebate. This modification will significantly lower expenses for builders. In this article, we will explain the details and benefits of the new HST rebate policy, and how it can help you save money and increase your profitability in the real estate market.

The Digital Marketing Blueprint for Small Business Success

In an interconnected world, small companies must rely on digital marketing to reach and engage with customers. It may assist small businesses in increasing their internet visibility, generating leads, and eventually driving more sales. In this post, we will discuss some crucial aspects of digital marketing that small businesses should concentrate on to succeed.

Realtor Cash-Back Incentive Could be Your Tax Free Money

A question that has been asked many times every year in the past few years is: Should I report the rebate given by the real estate agent for buying a house as income? Can a real estate agent claim the rebate as an expense? Sometimes the buyer receives a T4A from the real estate agent, so how do you handle this question? Here is the official CRA answer you want.
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