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Take a safety-first approach to retirement savings

Retirement planning should use a dual-budget approach

What to do with a financial windfall

report on business

Canada Revenue Agency’s tax call centres get a D on business group’s report card

Eight core strategies for creating financial security in retirement in Canada

Lower taxes, new RRSP rules and a digital-news credit among changes coming in 2020

December 31 Updated

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Getting the most out of 2019’s tax changes

Ottawa delaying changes to the way employee stock options are taxed

Merry taxmas: The nitty-gritty on Santa’s tax filings

Songs of the season wrapped in tax ideas

U.S. tax-filing requirements that Americans living in Canada should know

You are entitled to claim losses when you have a true business, despite what the CRA may claim

Taxing the world of cryptocurrencies is complicated

Transfer capital losses to your spouse to save tax

Five ideas to reduce the clawback of OAS benefits

Year-end tax tips to help employees keep more money in their pockets

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Year-end tax strategies that business owners need to consider

Andrew Scheer is renouncing his U.S. citizenship. Here’s what Americans living in Canada should know

How families can make the most of their tax return

The top 10 year-end tax tips for investors

Federal election a good opportunity for political parties to show leadership on fixing tax system

Personal use of work smartphone, laptops by employees may become more of tax headache for Canadian employers

Canadian tax law isn’t always kind to spouses and common-law partners

Snowbirds, here’s how to avoid a probate on U.S. Sunbelt properties

Your spousal status affects your taxes – for better or worse

Lessons from more than five years of battling the taxman

September 19 Updated

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Lessons learned from this TFSA story gone wrong could save you a huge headache

A primer on the first-time home buyer credit, and some things to consider

Follow the rule of tens to keep a cap on student debt

Ten tax tips for funding your child’s education

How to get an 'A' in cross-border education planning

Matt Altro and David Altro

Take maximum advantage of an RESP for your children – and grandchildren

Beware the rules that apply to incorporated employees

Cross-border couples need special tax planning

With taxes, you’re guilty until proven innocent

Leveraged investing can boost returns - but do it prudently

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