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Your Notice of Assessment (NOA) is more than just a statement from the Canada Revenue Agency — it’s a key tool for understanding your tax situation and finding opportunities to save. Whether you're planning for retirement, managing your tax credits, or reviewing your deductions, knowing how to interpret your NOA can help you reduce your tax burden and keep more money in your pocket. Learn how to read your NOA and use it to your advantage today!

Filing your taxes late can lead to penalties, interest charges, and unnecessary stress. But don’t panic—there are steps you can take to minimize the impact. In this guide, we break down the consequences of late filing, how to reduce penalties, and what to do if you can’t pay on time. Read on to protect yourself from costly mistakes and keep your finances on track!

Self-employed? Take full advantage of tax deductions, credits, and smart planning strategies to keep more of your earnings. Our expert CPAs can help—get started today!

Tax season can feel overwhelming, but with the right preparation, it doesn't have to be. Our Tax Season Checklist outlines all the essential documents you need to file your taxes in Canada, ensuring you stay organized and maximize your return. Whether you're filing independently or with a CPA, having the right paperwork is key. Read our full guide now and make tax season stress-free!

Tariffs play a crucial role in international trade and can have significant implications for Canadian businesses. Whether imposed domestically or by foreign governments, tariffs can affect costs, supply chains, and competitiveness in global markets. Understanding how tariffs work and their impact can help businesses make informed financial and operational decisions. In this article, we’ll explore the basics of tariffs, their effects on Canadian companies, and strategies for navigating these trade barriers…

Settling an estate can be complex and time-consuming. Executors play a vital role in carrying out a deceased person’s final wishes. In this blog, we explore the basics of executor fees in Canada and key considerations for executors and beneficiaries.

The start of a new year is a time for reflection, resolution, and renewal. It’s also the perfect opportunity to take charge of your finances and establish clear, actionable tax planning goals. Whether you’re looking to reduce your tax bill, grow your savings, or stay compliant with evolving tax laws, the tips below will help you make 2025 a financially successful year.

The holiday season just got better for Canadians! From December 14, 2024, to February 15, 2025, eligible purchases will be exempt from the 5% federal GST. Whether you are a consumer planning big purchases or a business preparing for increased demand, this GST holiday offers a unique chance to save and grow.

The Canada Carbon Rebate for Small Businesses offers financial relief to companies impacted by federal carbon pricing. With $2.5 billion in refunds, this initiative supports small businesses by offsetting fuel charge costs while advancing Canada’s climate goals.

Choosing the right accounting engagement is crucial for accurate financial reporting. In Canada, options include compilations, reviews, and audits, each tailored to specific business needs. This blog breaks down these engagements to help you decide which suits your organization best.