Did You Work From Home During The Pandemic?
Claiming Your Home Office Expenses The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has introduced two methods for claiming Home Office expenses for 2020. Both methods apply to employees who worked from home for more than 50% of the time over at least 4 consecutive weeks due to...
COVID-19 Economic Resources
Covid-19 Economic ResourcesThere are plenty of resources that the Canadian Government has initiated in response to COVID-19. Please ensure you are informed about your options and take advantage of the programs that apply to your unique situation. If you have any...
Introducing the Bruce L Anderson, CPA CGA Virtual Accounting Office!
In this blog, you will find information on the new Virtual Accounting Office as well as information on important dates every Canadian needs to know for filing their taxes this year.One of the main pillars of our accounting practice is to keep things simple for our...
Is Your Interest Deductible?
Nobody wants to see interest charges on their credit cards or their loans… but you may actually be able to see some of it work for you when it comes to tax time. Some may be deductible on your tax return! Whether interest is deductible depends on how you use the money...
9 Tips For Parents on Teaching Kids About Money
One of the biggest challenges we have as parents is ensuring our kids are able to look after themselves financially. Not everyone is comfortable talking to their children about money, we hope this article gives some talking points that will make the conversation...
Canada Pension Plan and Old Age Security Pension: What Are They; How Do They Work ?
Canada Pension Plan: What Is It? CPP is a Pension plan that you pay into. Like most pension plans, your CPP benefits are based upon the amount you have contributed over the years. How Does It Work? Old Age Security Plan: What Is It? OAS is a pension plan that you do...