As the final days of summer pass by, it's important to coax children back to their routines, readying them for the coming school year — and you for the accompanying expenses.
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- Don't let taxes destroy your wealth
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- Minimize the tax bite on your investments
Calculate your average cost base to keep both you and the Canada Revenue Agency happy.
- What to do with your tax refund?
While completing the income tax return may be a painful annual experience, to many, it's well worth it. According to the Canada Revenue Agency, the 23.7 million Canadians who filed a tax return last year received an average refund of about $1,440.
- Where will you pay the least tax?
Albertans face the lowest taxes of any province in Canada. How do things look where you live?
Homeowners have short window to take advantage of renovation tax creditIf you've been putting off fixing your windows or replacing your kitchen cabinets, a new tax break might help you get the ball rolling.
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