Tax: Everything You Need to Know
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Income Taxes – Québec and Canadian Income Tax Returns
Are you taking advantage of all the tax credits and benefits you’re entitled to?
We have gathered some advice from our experts and reference sites to help with your Québec and Canada tax returns and to implement the tax strategies that are most relevant to your situation.
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Year-end Tax Planning Guide for 2024
Would you like to reduce your income taxes? Proper tax planning should be a year-long activity. However, there is still time to implement a few strategies that could reduce your taxes. The following are a few simple, effective strategies that can be implemented before the end of 2024 or early in 2025.
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Selling Your Principal Residence: Obligations to Stay Exempt
The accrued gain on your principal residence is generally not taxable. Be careful however as there are certain exceptions. New rules have changed how things are done and they could result in some nasty surprises for those who do not comply, so pay careful attention.
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Auto-route 2025 | To Keep a Record of Your Vehicle Expenses
Whether you’re an employee, self-employed or a professional, you need to keep track of your automobile trips. While this may be a tedious and unpleasant activity, it is essential. To make your job easier, we have developped L’Auto-route to help you compile the necessary data in a simple and efficient manner.
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International Taxation From Every Angle
Whether you are considering expanding your company’s activities internationally or encouraging your employees’ mobility abroad, it is important to be aware of the tax laws in effect in the target countries. Get advice from our experts on the various aspects of international taxation to help you make informed decisions.
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Alternative Minimum Tax: Changes From 2024
Starting in 2024, the AMT calculation will be significantly modified. These changes will impact high-income taxpayers, particularly individuals (and trusts) who realize a significant capital gain like one that is not eligible for the capital gains deduction.
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InsightsTeleworking Abroad: What Are the Tax Implications for Employees?
Updated on January 15, 2025 Given the increasing telework options, it may be tempting to work abroad while continuing Canadian activities. What(…)
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InsightsDecoding the FHSA: Demystifying How It Works
The FHSA is still not well known by many. However, it’s a savings tool that should not be cast aside when it(…)
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InsightsTeleworking From Abroad: What are the Impacts for Employers?
Updated on January 25, 2024 Working remotely has become the norm for many organizations. Several employees would like to take this opportunity(…)
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InsightsBudget: Substantial Deficit to Meet Health and Education Needs
Éric Girard, Québec’s Minister of Finance, just tabled a sixth budget aiming especially to meet the financial imperatives of the Budget’s two(…)
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InsightsSummary: Federal Budget 2024
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Chrystia Freeland presented Canada’s federal budget (Budget 2024) on April 16, 2024. Titled Fairness For(…)
Government reference sites for your Québec and Canadian tax returns
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Visit the Revenu Québec website
Revenu Québec
Find forms and additional information for your Quebec tax return.
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Visit the Canada Revenue Agency website
Canada Revenue Agency
Find forms and additional information for your federal tax return.