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Coronavirus: Everything you need to know about COVID-19 and your taxes, explained


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Experts say that this year’s tax returns could look very different than what Canadians are used to – and to plan accordingly.
“I think for millions of Canadians, this might be the first time that they could actually owe money when they file their tax return,” said Managing Director, Tax and Estate planning at CIBC Private Wealth Management Jamie Golombek, in a telephone interview with CTVNews.ca Wednesday. “People are so used to getting a tax refund and this year could be different because they ve received all these benefits in many cases, haven t paid tax on it.” ....

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Home Economics: Your RRSP contribution may not be a no-brainer this year


Home Economics: Your RRSP contribution may not be a no-brainer this year
BNN Bloomberg
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TFSA might be the better tax choice this RRSP season
Your annual RRSP contribution may not be a no-brainer this year due to the pandemic. BNN Bloomberg personal finance columnist Dale Jackson warned that anyone who suffered a job-loss or a layoff during the pandemic may want to consider what effect that might have on the potential tax break afforded by an RRSP. If your income was reduced in 2020, it might make sense to hold off and claim your RRSP contribution in 2021 or another year when your income is higher, Jackson advised. . ....

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