by LJC Insurance | 29-th+00:00Z-1986 | Blog, business owners, Estate Planning, Family, Financial Planning, incorporated professionals, individuals, Investment, mortgage, personal finances, Professional Corporations, Professionals, Retirees, retirement, tax
On April 16, 2024, Canada’s Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, Chrystia Freeland, presented the federal budget. While there are no changes to federal personal or corporate tax rates, the budget introduces: An increase in the portion of capital gains...
by LJC Insurance | 29-nd+00:00Z-1986 | 2024, Blog, corporate, Family, financial advice, Financial Planning, tax
This year’s tax deadline is April 30, 2024. It’s important to make sure you’re claiming all the credits and deductions you’re eligible for. We’ve separated this article into 2 sections: What’s new for 2023Individuals and FamiliesWhat’s New for 2023Advanced Canada...
by LJC Insurance | 29-rd+00:00Z-1986 | Blog, Family, Financial Planning, Investment, Registered Education Savings Plan, Retirees, retirement, rrsp, tax, Tax Free Savings Account
2024 Financial Calendar Welcome to our 2024 financial calendar! This calendar is designed to help you keep track of important financial dates and deadlines, such as tax filing and government benefit distribution. You can bookmark this page for easy reference or add...
by LJC Insurance | 29-th+00:00Z-1986 | Blog, tax, Tax Free Savings Account
Now that we’re approaching the end of the year, it’s time to review your business finances. We’ve highlighted the most critical tax-planning tips you need to know as a business owner. Salary/Dividend Mix As a business owner, an essential part of...
by LJC Insurance | 29-th+00:00Z-1986 | Blog, tax, Tax Free Savings Account
The end of 2023 is quickly approaching – which means it’s time to get your paperwork in order so you’re ready when it comes time to file your taxes! In this article, we’ve covered five different major types of 2023 personal tax tips: Investment...
by LJC Insurance | 29-st+00:00Z-1986 | Blog, tax
Don’t lose all your hard-earned money to taxesTax planning is an essential part of managing your money – both while living and after your death. You want to maximize the amount of money to your beneficiaries, not the government. We have three tips to help you reduce...
