Highlights:
Tax Ticklers
Retaining Employment Insurance (EI) Benefits: Starting Part-Time Work
Director’s Liability: Helping Out Family
Tax On Split Income (TOSI): Can I Take a Salary Instead of a Dividend?
Active Business vs. Property Income: Music Royalties
Contractor vs. Employee: Agreement on Contractor Status Is Not Enough
Divorce Settlement: Family Business
Highlights:
Tax Ticklers
Subsidized Meals: Are They a Taxable Benefit?
Employer-Sponsored Social Events: After the Party
Personal Use of Business Aircraft: How Big of a Taxable Benefit Is It?
Directors: Can They Be Liable for Corporate Income Taxes?
Interest on Delinquent Accounts: Proper Disclosure on Legal Documents
Donation Receipts: How Complete is Complete?
Interest Deductibility: Returns of Capital
Input Tax Credits: Making Timely Claims
We are a proud partner of the @NewCanvasofLife event taking place at the @GrandTheatre on Tuesday, May 29 in support of the Multi-Organ Transplant Program at LHSC. Tickets are still available to see Juno award-winning @Ron Sexsmith. Get your tickets today at https://www.grandtheatre.com/event/new-canvas-life
Highlights:
Tax Ticklers
Digital Currency: Basics and Tax Implications
Family Members: Can I Pay Them a Salary?
Corporate Passive Investment Income: Proposed Changes
Reasonable Automobile Allowances: GST/HST Claim
Construction Activities: Reporting Obligations for Subcontractors
U.S. Citizens: Risks of Tax Non-Compliance
CRA Mobile Phone Apps: Individuals and Businesses
MSN has created a handy list of tax deductions that taxpayers may overlook.
On February 27, 2018 the Minister of Finance presented the budget for 2018. The budget contains the awaited rules designed to restrict the ability of corporations to accumulate passive investment assets. Further details can be found in the following document:
HIGHLIGHTS:
Tax Ticklers
Income Sprinkling: Where Are We Now?
Input Tax Credits: Checking Up On Suppliers
Marijuana: A Growing Industry
Loans To A Relative’s Business: What Happens When It Goes Bad?
Business Failure: Personal Liability for Corporate Tax Debt
Commission Paid To A Corporation: Any Issues?
Highly Motivated Professionals
Congratulations to our successful CFE writers
Jacob Perry, Mary Jane Miller and Blake Gough
The future is bright for this talented group of professionals on their way to becoming Chartered Professional Accountants!
Jacob, Mary Jane and Blake all started with GSE at our St. Thomas office through their university co-op placements.
Blake joined the firm full time in 2016 and Jacob and Mary Jane in January 2017.
All of us at Graham Scott Enns are very proud of the dedication they have displayed in their preparation for the CFE and join them in celebrating the successful passing through the examination process.
On December 13, 2017 the government released the new proposed rules on income sprinkling to be effective January 1, 2018. Please see the link below for more details.
Taxpayers with corporations should seek professional advice before paying any dividends on or after January 1, 2018.
Congratulations Megan!
Megan joined GSE in 2008 as a manager in the Aylmer office and will become an associate in 2018. She enjoys providing assurance, accounting and taxation services to clients in a wide range of sectors, including owner-managed small business, manufacturing and not-for-profit. Megan strives to provide solid client service and believes in building strong relationships with clients. Megan is an active member and supporter of both the Aylmer Christian Reformed Church and Immanuel Christian School (Aylmer).
