The Tax Blog for Smart Canadians

Tips and tricks for Canadian tax filers at every stage of life

From UFile's tax expert Gerry Vittoratos.

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Tax Readiness Checklist
Jan 3, 2021 by System
Another year is in the books but unfortunately, 2020 was a particularly challenging one. However, one thing remains constant in our lives: taxes! Let’s get ready for another tax season with the readiness checklist. Full story...

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Are your marijuana stocks growing like weeds? Make sure your profits don’t go up in smoke
Mar 31, 2020 by System
With the legalization of marijuana in Canada, a whole new sector and a new set of companies are available to invest in. The potential gains are limitless. The potential gains are limitless. However, they also come with a lot of risk. Read on to find out how you can minimize the downsides. Full story...





RRSPs vs TFSAs – 5 considerations to maximize your savings
Feb 19, 2020 by System
It’s the age-old tax planning question: should I invest in my RRSP or my TFSA? The answer to this as to any other tax question is that it depends. Don’t worry, this article won’t be another comparative of the differences between these two programs. It will simply ask 5 questions that you should consider before you make a choice. Full story...





Tax Update 2019
Feb 5, 2020 by System
A new tax season is upon us. Unfortunately, it begins in the coldest time of the year, so let’s warm up this winter with a primer on the changes to the tax return. Full story...





Are you ready for RRSP season?
Jan 24, 2020 by System
RRSP season is upon us! Time to go through the couch covers and scrounge up the last of our savings to make that all-important contribution. Let’s look at some fundamental concepts of RRSPs. Full story...





Planning on selling your home this year? Don’t let the taxman spoil your move
Jan 8, 2020 by System
So, you’ve decided to sell your most valuable asset this year. Maybe you saw an opportunity for a place you’ve had your eye on for some time and you pounced! Whatever the reason is, there will be tax consequences for such a move. Read on… Full story...





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