The New Tax Deadline Is Days Away
Canada Revenue Agency says filing a tax return by the deadline is required for them to access several key benefit programs... even if you have no income.
Small Town Girl Delivers Big For Tax Clients
It was a visit to the Norfolk County Fair that finally convinced Charlene Smith Mitchell that Simcoe felt like home. Growing up an hour south of Ottawa in Cardinal, population 1,000, Charlene loved the charm and chemistry of [...]
4 Year-End Tax Tips For Your Business
As 2017 draws to a close, Canadian businesses are making plans to celebrate another year with their employees and clients. The end of the year is also a good time for companies to review their fiscal plan for minimizing tax. Here are 4 year-end tax tips that offer timely tax advice for Canadian companies.
Will the proposed Federal Tax Changes Hurt Your Business?
Millards Chartered Professional Accountants is co-hosting a Town Hall Meeting with Brant MP Phil McColeman and Chamber of Commerce Brantford-Brant to explain the proposed Federal Tax Changes. The meeting on September 25th at the Best Western Brant Park Inn is an opportunity to learn about the new tax proposal as well as share your feedback with our local Member Of Parliament.
Lowered Electricity Bills, Free Drugs & Rental Caps. What Else Does The Ontario Budget Mean For You?
Ontario’s books have been in the red for almost a decade. The new $141 billion Provincial Budget puts us back in the black, although it doesn’t solve the debt problem.
What You Need To Know Before You File Your 2016 Income Tax Return
Scott Klein, CPA, CA, LPA and Partner at Millards Chartered Professional Accountants in Brantford says that you must file your 2017 tax return by April 30th… sort of.
Donating Wisely In The Season Of Giving – Part 2
Think about the significant contributions that Canada's registered charities make to Canadians and people around the world.
Canadian Students and Income Tax, Part Two
Students launching into a new school season face the upcoming year with both excitement and trepidation. In addition to their scholastic challenges, many students are dealing with financial and taxation issues for the first time. It’s important that [...]
Could You Benefit From The Disability Tax Credit?
Life is more challenging for people who have a severe and prolonged impairment, in physical or mental functions. These people often have extra expenses that other taxpayers don’t. The Canadian Disability Tax Credit (known as the DTC) helps [...]
What does the 2016 Federal Budget Mean For Your Pocketbook?
The 2016 Federal Budget was tabled yesterday by Finance Minister Bill Morneau. The budget projects big deficits over the next five years in exchange for infrastructure investment and a tax reduction for the middle class. Millards Chartered Professional [...]