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It is budget time in Ottawa and the federal government decided to leave two critical areas of Canadian tax policy unchanged: Principal residence exemption still remains Capital gains inclusion rate will stay at 50% Below we outline some other key areas of the budget that financial planners will need to be aware of: Anti-flipping Tax […]
The Old Age Security (OAS) pension is a taxable monthly payment from the Canadian Government to eligible seniors over the age of 65. Eligibility for OAS include the following: You must be at least 65 years of age. If living in Canada: You must be a Canadian citizen or legal resident and must have lived […]
Utilizing Life Insurance to make Charitable Donations Many registered charities, including hospitals and universities, solicit donations of insurance policies from their supporters. The donors get federal and provincial charitable donations tax credit while the organization, which becomes the owner or beneficiary, receives the insured amount assuming, where applicable, premiums continue to be paid. The federal […]