Canada, it's tax season! Instead of waiting a week before the deadline, why not take time to see what you can claim?
From work from home expenses to moving expenses, the Star's @madiwongg asks financial adviser @jessi_moorhouse to #MakeItMakeSense
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From work from home expenses to moving expenses, the Star's @madiwongg asks financial adviser @jessi_moorhouse to #MakeItMakeSense
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When are tax returns due?
The deadline is usually on April 30, but because it falls on a Saturday this year, Canadians now have until May 2. If you're self-employed, your deadline is extended further.
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The deadline is usually on April 30, but because it falls on a Saturday this year, Canadians now have until May 2. If you're self-employed, your deadline is extended further.
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How will the pandemic impact my taxes?
Many may see changes on their tax returns due to the pandemic. This could mean owing more money if they weren’t taxed enough for previous COVID benefits or if you got a raise or changed jobs. thestar.com/content/thesta…
Many may see changes on their tax returns due to the pandemic. This could mean owing more money if they weren’t taxed enough for previous COVID benefits or if you got a raise or changed jobs. thestar.com/content/thesta…
Additional tips on tax season
“Remember what a tax refund is. It means you overpaid your taxes. The government is literally giving you back the money that you’ve repaid. You paid too much and they’re like ‘Here’s your money back,’” said Moorhouse. thestar.com/content/thesta…
“Remember what a tax refund is. It means you overpaid your taxes. The government is literally giving you back the money that you’ve repaid. You paid too much and they’re like ‘Here’s your money back,’” said Moorhouse. thestar.com/content/thesta…
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