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Good bookkeeping is simply a clear, regular record of what your business earned, spent, and owed. For a small business in Canada, monthly bookkeeping turns tax time from a stressful search through old paperwork into a routine check. It also gives you a realistic...

Corporate tax filing in Canada is based on your corporation's fiscal year, not the calendar year. The T2 return is generally due six months after your fiscal year-end. The tax you owe, however, is usually due sooner: two months after year-end, or three months for...

If you sell taxable goods or services in Canada, GST/HST registration is a question you will face sooner or later. In simple terms, you generally must register once your taxable sales pass $30,000 in any 12-month period. You can also choose to register earlier in some...

Personal tax filing in Canada comes down to a few clear steps: know your deadline, gather the right slips and receipts, report all of your income, and claim the deductions and credits that apply to you. For most people, the T1 return is due April 30. If you are...