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Experts say you don’t have to be wealthy to benefit from these tax strategies

The Globe and Mail Evelyn Jacks Published March 16, 2021 /iStockPhoto / Getty Images Get ready for a complex tax season. Aside from the challenge of filing taxes during a pandemic, Canadians face a basic T1 Income Tax and Benefit Return form with various Schedules totalling more than 40 pages for the 2020 taxation year. Although that makes the task more arduous for financial professionals, it can lead to new opportunities. Against the backdrop of the most significant public health crisis in...

The COVID-19 pandemic changed our lives in 2020 and it means there are many tax changes, including some that could help you and some that could cost you money.

Winnipeg Free Press A head-start on 2020 tax return is best medicine to deal with pandemics potentially costly impact By: Joel Schlesinger   freeimages If you’ve been bad mouthing 2020 — because it’s been one of the deplorable spins around the sun in collective memory — it may not, unfortunately, be entirely done with us yet. Opinion If you’ve been bad mouthing 2020 — because it’s been one of the deplorable spins around the sun i...

Posted: Dec 29, 2020 7:30 AM MT | Last Updated: December 29, 2020 The Canada Revenue Agency will allow Canadians "with modest expenses" to claim up to $400 as a tax deduction for working from home without having to keep a detailed account of their expenses.(Sean Kilpatrick/Canadian Press)