Big personal income tax cuts too expensive
Economists say the best that Ottawa will be able to do is target tax relief toward low- and middle-income groups
- By: Catherine Harris
- November 1, 2005 November 1, 2005
- 15:41
Economists say the best that Ottawa will be able to do is target tax relief toward low- and middle-income groups
Provincial governments are competing to provide the best tax incentives, meaning significant rewards for investors
Confusion aplenty in the tax industry as accountants sift through yet another massive set of proposed rules from Ottawa
Clients sometimes miss out on helpful tax strategies, such as spousal RRSPs
Amendment to Income Tax Act sends investors, advisors and fund companies back for another look at global investments
Advisors can help clients take advantage of tax-planning opportunities by picking right fund type
Advisors need to make clear to clients that the tax treatment of payments from long-term care insurance policies may change
Tax implications are an important part of a client’s decision in choosing a company health-care plan
Agency assumes taxpayer is trying to pull a fast one, an attitude that comes through in assessments
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