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| Topics > Taxes Disability Insurance |
Taxes Disability Insurance for individuals in Canada.  |
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| Professionals in Environmental Sector - FYI |
If in your home country you worked in environmental sector and you are planning to continue this career way in Canada you should refer to ECO.
One of the largest in Canada environmental organization ECO can be a good starting point for your environmental career way in a new country.
Friday 30 April @ 05:26:05 (Read: 372)
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| 23 B.C. Athletes Make Canadian Paralympic Team |
Vancouver – Premier Gordon Campbell congratulated the 23 B.C. athletes named to the Canadian Paralympic Team today.
“On behalf of all British Columbians, congratulations to these elite athletes for being part of Canada’s Paralympic Team,” Premier Campbell said. “These Games are a seminal moment in your achievement-filled athletic careers, and every one of you can go confidently into your competitions knowing that you have the support of an entire country behind you and millions of British Columbians and Canadians cheering you along.”
Athletes who were born or make their home in B.C. represent over 40 per cent of the 55-member Canadian Paralympic Team. More than 1,350 athletes and officials from more than 40 countries will take part in 64 events in five different sports at the X Paralympic Games, which take place March 12 to 21, 2010.
Tuesday 09 March @ 02:10:12 (Read: 381)
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| Construction Begins on Kelowna Hospital Expansion |
Kelowna – Premier Gordon Campbell and Health Services Minister George Abbott led the official groundbreaking today for the new Kelowna General Hospital (KGH) expansion, which will modernize patient care, quadruple the size of the emergency room, and prepare KGH to be a teaching hospital for the Okanagan’s first medical program.
“This expansion is critical to meeting the health care needs of this growing region,” said Premier Campbell. “At Kelowna General Hospital, the number of patient cases is projected to increase by more than 30 per cent to 50,000 cases by 2020 and we want to continue providing Okanagan families with health services that match the needs of the growing and aging population. This new facility will improve patient care, provide room for future expansions, and bring doctor training to KGH.”
Monday 17 November @ 19:59:18 (Read: 650)
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| CRA Issues Electronic Tool for Small Businesses |
The Canada Revenue Agency website (http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca )contains an enormous amount of information of relevance to small businesses and self-employed individuals, and the Agency has created a new tool to make it easier to access that information. A CD-ROM which is now available from the CRA free of charge outlines and provides links to the information and services available on the website. The CD-ROM, which is entitled “Electronic Services for Businesses and Individuals” can be obtained by calling the Agency’s business enquiries line at 1-800-959-5525.
Sunday 25 February @ 20:59:37 (Read: 1737)
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| New Tax Regulations on Income Trusts |
TORONTO, Oct 31 (Reuters) - Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said on Tuesday the government will begin taxing income trust distributions and will cut corporate taxes to level the playing field between trusts and corporations.
Income trusts, which avoid most corporate taxes and pay the bulk of cash flow directly to investors, have surged in popularity in recent years as investors have embraced their rich yields.
However, economists have noted the structure robs the government of hundreds of millions of dollar's worth of tax revenues.
Flaherty said trusts created from now on would be subject to the new measures in the 2007 tax year, while measures for existing trusts will have a four-year transition period.
He said the general corporate tax cut would amount to half of a percentage point as of Jan. 1, 2011. He said the tax changes would provide bring C$1 billion ($893 million) of tax relief annually.
Tuesday 31 October @ 20:06:00 (Read: 1645)
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| Comprehensive Analysis of Canadian Charity and Non-Profit Taxation Issues |
"Charities, Non-Profits and Philanthropy Under the Income Tax Act" helps charities, non-profits to remain compliant, retain charitable registration status
TORONTO, Ontario – May 29, 2006 – CCH Canadian Limited, Canada's premier provider of authoritative tax research, tax compliance and professional accounting tools, today announced the availability of the most current and comprehensive publication that provides charities, non-profits and their advisors with up-to-date information for administering or advising charitable organizations. This valuable resource provides a complete range of information that ensures charities understand and adhere to the strict guidelines that govern non-profit organizations in Canada. The book will help these special organizations ensure that they do not put their registration status at risk.
Charities, Non-Profits and Philanthropy Under the Income Tax Act, written by William I. Innes, LL.B., LL.M. and Patrick J. Boyle, LL.B., two of Canada's foremost legal taxation practitioners, from Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP (FMC). FMC is a leading Canadian business law firm that provides charities advisors and legal, tax and accounting professionals with comprehensive information on various charity-related issues including disbursement quotas, permitted activities, accumulation of property, debt and more. The book is available this month.
"In order for Canadian charities to obtain and preserve registration under the Income Tax Act, they need to adhere to a strict set of rules," said William I. Innes, Counsel, FMC. "This publication gives charities, non-profits and their advisors the information they need to provide sound, practical advice on a wide range of non-profit and charity-related subjects. As much as possible we have endeavored to provide a comprehensive and user-friendly guide."
Monday 29 May @ 11:00:28 (Read: 1941)
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| Tax Reduction In Canada |
In the fall economic and fiscal update by Finance Minister Ralph Goodale some tax reductions were announced. The cuts are expected to bring $30 billion in personal income tax relief for Canadians over the next five years.
The basic personal taxation amount is being increased to $8,648 from $8,148, a $500 rise, retroactive to January 1, 2005.
The lowest personal income tax rate is being cut to 15% from 16%, also effective January 1, 2005, with subsequent reductions of one percentage point to each of the two middle tax rates promised by 2010.
Friday 18 November @ 14:08:19 (Read: 1999)
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| CGA About Aging Population in Canada |
The Canadian population is aging more rapidly than ever before, and that trend has widespread implications for a number of different aspects of our society. CGA-Canada’s latest report, Growing Up: The Social and Economic Implications of an Aging Population, explores the possible impact of an aging population using data gathered from demographic experts in government, the private sector, and not-for-profit organizations.
Wednesday 09 November @ 13:17:37 (Read: 1802)
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| $400 resource rebate will arrive in the new year for Albertans |
Albertans will start seeing their $400 per-person Alberta 2005 Resource Rebate cheques in their mailboxes by January 2006. To receive the rebate, you must have been an Alberta resident on September 1, 2005, and have filed a 2004 Canadian tax return.
Children whose families already receive the Canada Child Tax Benefit or the Alberta Family Employment Tax Credit automatically qualify, and payments will go to the primary caregiver, usually the mother. Most children are registered, but parents who have never done so must complete the form available on the Canada Revenue Agency website
Sunday 30 October @ 14:49:42 (Read: 1461)
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