March 10, 2021

A business expense is a cost you incur for the sole purpose of earning business income. You have to support business expense claims with a sales invoice, an agreement of purchase and sale, a receipt, or some other voucher that supports the expenditure. If you pay cash for any business expenses, be sure to get receipts or

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March 3, 2021

Preparing taxes at year-end can be challenging and things can become more complicated if you own a business as a sole proprietor. Unincorporated self-employment offers entrepreneurs the opportunity to work outside of their salaried jobs or even create a start-up business without incorporating.  Read More Original Article Source Credits:   CPA Canada , https://www.cpacanada.ca/ Article Written By:  MICHELLE SINGERMAN Original Article

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February 24, 2021

Tax season 2021 promises to be one for the history books. With millions of Canadians losing their jobs and receiving COVID-19 income support and many pivoting to self-employment or side-gigs to make ends meet in the pandemic, tax preparers are bracing for a tsunami of complex returns and taxpayer anxiety this year. Read More Original Article Source

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February 17, 2021

An income statement, which shows your revenue after expenses and losses, tells a story about the performance of your business over a certain time period, such as monthly, quarterly, or annually. Once referred to as a profit-and-loss statement, an income statement typically includes revenue or sales, cost of goods sold, expenses, gross profits, taxes, net

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February 3, 2021

If you anticipate a reassessment to a previous tax year, you may choose to make a payment in advance (advance deposit) to reduce interest charges. To make advance deposits, use Form RC159, Remittance Voucher – Amount Owing. For information on how to get this form, see Payment vouchers. Read More Original Article Source Credits: Government of canada, https://www.canada.ca  Article Written By: NA  Original

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