What’s new in Business Taxes in 2017?
With every new budget, the federal government changes something to the tax code. Whether it is raising or lowering the rates, changing the way payroll deductions are charged, or adding or removing tax credits, taxpayers must pay attention to what’s different each and every year. And those changes are why we keep seeing tax accountants […]
Accounting Designations
In the world of accounting there are several designations. To make the best decision about what type of accounting services you need, be it tax planning, bookkeeping, estate planning or someone to handle your audit, you should understand the different designations and the roles they play. Here are four (not inclusive) accounting designations recognized in […]
Tax Planning for Tax Season 2017
For most Canadians, January marks that time of year when we start the process of preparing for income tax filing with Revenue Canada. Whether it is for Personal Income Tax, Business tax filing, Estate Taxes or you’re a Non-Resident, at some point, you are required to file your tax return. With some smart tax planning […]
Choosing the Right Accountant for Your Not for Profit
Accounting is a complex field requiring specialized training and certification. Finding the right accountant for your business can be challenging, and if you are not an accountant yourself, you might wonder how to determine if you have chosen a good one. Here are some tips to take the frustration and doubt out of finding the […]
Preparing For Tax Season Early
What You Can Do If your looking to do your tax planning in Burnaby early this year, there are some simple things you can do to position yourself well for a stress-free tax season. At Naicker & Associates in Burnaby, as Chartered Professional Accountants (CPA) we recommend you consider these steps to save valuable time […]
Plan for the Unplanned
Plan for Unplanned Expenses According to a recent poll by BMO, “Sixty-eight per cent of Canadians surveyed have had to dip into their rainy day fund in emergency situations but the majority of them – 58 per cent – didn’t have sufficient cash to cover the full cost of the expenses, according to the BMO […]
