
Poor bookkeeping records means tax problems
It may seem like table stakes to ensure any business – real estate, healthcare, or so many others – need to have proper bookkeeping nad

It may seem like table stakes to ensure any business – real estate, healthcare, or so many others – need to have proper bookkeeping nad

The federal government has extended the deadline for making charitable donations eligible for the 2024 tax year to February 28, 2025. This adjustment comes in
As the year-end approaches, it’s easy to focus on closing deals or wrapping up projects, but one area that often gets overlooked is planning around
When it comes to managing your Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA), one common pitfall many people face is over-contributing. It’s easy to assume that withdrawing funds
Before the end of the year, if you have a student in your life, ensure that you take some time to decided wither you should

Recently I was asked (it’s actually a common question) “why should I buy real estate if I’m already in a high tax bracket?” Not to
After personal tax season, many of us start to receive what I like to call “love letters” from Revenue Canada. Any letter from Revenue Canada,

Today I want to dive into a topic that’s been on the minds of many in the real estate investors: Canada’s anti-flipping tax rule changes.
Well, for those in the healthcare and medical professions, the federal budget 2024 may have many in these professionals wondering “What does the federal government
The federal budget 2024 is here, and the rant I give at the beginning of this video says it all. While there are some good
Today, I’m thrilled to dive into a topic that’s near and dear to my heart – the magic of dividends and how dividends affect financing
Today, I want to dive into a topic that hits close to home for many of us: the costly consequences of thinking we “know better”

It’s that time of year again, when tax time updates for real estate investors are paramount. As the busiest tax time of the year approaches,

Today, I’m going to dive into a topic that’s often a maze of confusion: claiming travel expenses for real estate investors. As investors, we’re constantly

One of my clients asked me a question I think many who aren’t tax experts may think is logical: “I make $150K per year, and