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Golioth Enterprise Tax News!:

Tax Planning & Tax Consequences (Businesses)

Do you have questions or concerns about your tax situation?

Are you thinking that you might be able to create greater instances of tax avoidance?

  • Welcome to Golioth Enterprises Tax Page! We hope you find useful information on this page about your tax situation and possible tax planning techniques

  • Remember tax avoidance is possible; tax evasion gets you hefty fines, auditors on your back, and possible jail time!

    • Different options are available e.g.:

      • Incorporation vs. self employed

      • Each customer is assessed based on his/her personal situation


Have you started your own business recently?

Did you know you can transfer your self-employment assets into your business with no tax consequences? CRA allows an instance of transfer of assets or rollover if you will,  into your  business as a way of allowing Canadian businesses to use existing assets to generate revenue and avoid high capital start up costs for your business. IT-291R3

In the above IT bulletin, Revenue Canada states that if the transferor is an  (individual tax payer) and the transferee is a (taxable Canadian corporation) at time of transfer. The transferor is allowed to dispose of the assets to the transferee at a value other than FMV (fair market value).*Certain rules apply visit the link for IT-291R3. This transfer can be performed by filing form T2057.

 

Golioth Enterprise Tax News!:

Tax Planning and Consequences (Personal)

Do you have questions or concerns about your personal tax situation?

Are you getting the full deductions you are entitled to?

  • RRSP's

  • Childcare expenses

  • Full deductions on self employment?

  • What about rental properties?

If  tax returns have been improperly filed in previous years you may be able to get money back on returns from previous years!

If owing from years past this can be a costly affair! Revenue Canada charges 5% on outstanding amounts and 1% on the balance per month there after.
Example

 

Helpful Links:

 
Canada's Income Tax Act
Revenue Canada
  Golioth's Tax Blog
 

Important Dates to remember!

Tax Filing Dates:
  • Individuals - April 30th
  • Self employed individuals - on or before June 15th

Balance Owing:

  • Individuals - April 30th with form: T7DR(A)
  • Self employed individuals - on or before April 30th

 

 

 

 

 
     
       

 

 


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