Did you know that representatives from Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) and Service Canada come to Ste Anne every month? They will be at the Province of Manitoba Bilingual Service Centre at 30 Dawson Road on July 15. Bring your SIN and your government issued photo ID...
Did you lose your dental benefits in the past year or two? If your (or your family’s) income is less than $90,000, you can apply for the Canada Dental Care Plan (CDCP). Starting June 2 2026, you can apply for the Canada Dental Care Plan if you qualify. You can apply...
For many Canadians, there are some Government of Canada Benefits that you need to pay attention to. One needs to be actively renewed, and the others are automatic, but they may need some intervention. Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit (GST Credit) The Goods and...
I hope the way the credits are claimed remain consistent for a while. As a tax preparer (and our clients), it has been a real roller coaster for the past several years. Back in 2020, the credit for each of them was $700; and it had been for years. Consistent and...
When getting your documents together to file yourself or to have a tax professional file for you, it is important to include all your tax information: your income plus your deductions or credits. If you miss some information, you could be missing out on some tax...
In the past few years, more and more federal and provincial benefits are based on Canadians filing their personal income taxes each year and filing them on time. Some benefits or refundable credits are available for a limited time. So, if you have not filed 2024 or...
