Tax season is over for many Canadians, but that doesn’t mean financial planning stops there. We sat down with Nicole Ewing, Director of Tax and Estate Planning at TD Wealth, to explore how to make the most of your tax return, deal with outstanding taxes, and plan for a smoother
Ah, taxes – the bane of every entrepreneur and professional’s existence. While we can’t promise to make tax season as thrilling as your latest Netflix binge, we at Notable Life are here to sprinkle some excitement (and savings) into the otherwise dreary world of tax deductions
Navigating the complex world of taxes can be daunting for sole proprietors and small business corporations. Fear not. We’ve got you covered with a comprehensive list of the best tax tools available. These tools will help you stay organized and maximize your tax breaks as both an individual and a business owner. Let’s dive in!
What do Barbados, the Cayman Islands and Luxembourg have in common? Aside from being unidentifiable on a map for most, they together hold around $124 billion of Canadian money as a shelter from taxes. While the strategic/shady stashing money in offshore tax havens is technically legal, the majority of Canadians want to see such
Millennials who maintain a side-hustle, you should know that tax season is a little different for you than for Canadians who only have a salaried job. Like so many other Millennials, I maintain full-time employment and have a side hustle for extra cash flow. I have an HST number for
Sign up for the best of our best each week.
© 2023 All Rights Reserved Notable Life Inc.
