Table of contents Is this guide for you? What’s new? Chapter 1 – General information What are your responsibilities? Penalties, interest, and other consequences Late filing and failing to file the T4 information return Mandatory electronic filing Failure to deduct Penalty for failure to deduct Failure to remit amounts deducted Penalty for failure to remit and remitting late Interest …
The GIFI codes identify items that are usually found on a corporation’s financial statement (balance sheets, income statements, and statements of retained earnings). Each item is assigned its own unique code. This allows us to collect financial statement information in a standardized format. For example, the item “Cash” is assigned code 1001 and “Office expenses” is assigned code …
Edmonton and Sherwood Park Alberta Accounting We are Proud to be Canadian lets work together and build Canada In-person support to help you save time and money The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) offers free one-on-one visits or group seminars for small businesses and self-employed individuals across Canada through its Liaison Officer service. During a visit …
In-person support to help you save time and money The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) offers free one-on-one visits or group seminars for small businesses and self-employed individuals across Canada through its Liaison Officer service. During a visit or seminar, the liaison officer will: help you better understand your tax obligations and possible tax deductions show …
Services and information Trust Income Tax Return Determine whether a trust should file a Trust Income Tax Return (T3), and where and when to a file a T3. Trust Information returns – slips and summaries Determine when a trust has to complete and distribute T3 slips, filing methods for T3 slips, and due dates. Trust …
Services and information Corporation income tax overview Summary of corporation tax rates, provincial and territorial corporation tax, and tax credits. Corporation tax rates Get federal, provincial, or territorial rates, and learn when to apply the lower or higher rate. Provincial and territorial corporation tax What’s new for corporations, reporting tax and claiming credits, and related …
Services and information Doing your taxes This page sets out everything you need to know to do your taxes. Your tax obligations Determine your tax obligations and whether you need to file a tax return. Tax slips Review the slips you may receive from your employer, payer, or administrator. Personal income Determine what has to …
On this page: Accrual method Cash method Changing your method of reporting income Farmers, fishers, and self-employed commission agents can use the cash method or the accrual method to report income. All other self-employment income must be reported using the accrual method. Note for professionals If you currently carry on a designated professional business and use …
The amount of income tax you pay depends on how much money you earned in the past year minus any deductions and credits. Your income tax rate is based on a combination of federal and provincial tax rates. Most 2019 tax returns should be filed by April 30, 2020. If you are filing for a previous year, …
The Government of Canada is taking immediate, significant and decisive action to support Canadians and businesses facing hardship as a result of the global COVID-19 outbreak. On this page Support for individuals Support for businesses Support for sectors Support for individuals Individuals and families Temporary salary top-up for low-income essential workersWe will work with provinces …