July 6, 2026
MYTH vs FACT: “Only Incorporated Businesses Can Claim Tax Deductions”
In Canada, you don’t need to be incorporated to claim business deductions—sole proprietors and freelancers qualify too!
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July 6, 2026
Can You Claim Job Search Expenses in Canada? CRA Rules Explained
Most job search costs aren’t deductible in Canada—unless you meet CRA’s specific rules. See who qualifies and what you can claim.
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July 6, 2026
Salary vs Dividends in Canada: How Should You Pay Yourself From Your Corporation?
Salary is deductible to your corporation and builds RRSP room and CPP; dividends skip payroll but come from after-tax profits. How integration works, what skipping salary costs, and when a blend wins for PRECs and incorporated owners.
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July 6, 2026
How the Home Buyers’ Plan (HBP) Impacts Your Taxes in Canada
Learn how the Home Buyers’ Plan lets first-time buyers withdraw up to $35K from their RRSP tax-free — and how to avoid repayment tax surprises.
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July 6, 2026
Do Scholarships or Bursaries Count as Taxable Income in Canada?
Most Canadian scholarships and bursaries are tax-free if you're in a qualifying educational program. Here's when they are taxable.
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July 6, 2026
The CRA's Rules on Real Estate Flipping in Canada: What You Must Know
Sold a property within 365 days? The CRA taxes 100% of the profit as business income, with no principal residence exemption. Here are the 365-day rule, life-event exceptions, assignment sale and GST/HST traps flippers must know.
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July 6, 2026
Can Freelancers in Ontario Get EI? The Truth About Self-Employed Benefits
Freelancers in Ontario can qualify for EI—but only if they opt in. Here’s how it works, what it covers, and key rules to know.
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July 6, 2026
Crypto Taxes in Canada: Myth vs. Fact
Think you only pay tax when selling crypto for cash? In Canada, many crypto transactions trigger tax events. Learn what the CRA expects.
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July 6, 2026
What to Do If the CRA Sends You a Letter
A CRA letter usually means a review, a change to your assessment, a demand to file, or a collections notice. Here is how to tell real from scam, the deadlines that matter, and how to respond before penalties stack up.
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July 6, 2026
🧾 Why You Should File Taxes—Even with Low or No Income
Filing taxes in Canada unlocks benefits like refunds, government credits, savings room, and fraud protection—even if you owe nothing!
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