21 Tax Tips #15 Paying Personal Rent / Property Taxes: (Trillium Benefits & OEPTC)

If you pay rent or property taxes and your income is under the maximum qualifying amount, you can claim these amounts paid on your tax return to receive the Ontario Energy and Property Tax Credits portion of Trillium Benefits for Ontario residents. Even if you did not pay rent or property taxes you will still

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21 Tax Tips #16 Kids: Birth Registration & Canada Child Benefit

You can begin receiving Canada Child benefits within 8 weeks of having your child’s online birth registration application approved. The Canada Child Benefit can be a significant amount, and is paid monthly, so as soon as your child is born, it’s a smart idea to register their birth. For more details and information, Please Click the CRA

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21 Tax Tips #17 Tax Advantages of Filing Common-Law or Married

In Ontario, your official Common-Law start date is 12 months after you begin cohabitating in a conjugal relationship, or your baby’s birth date if it’s within the first 12 months of living together.. Many of my clients have been mistakenly filing as Single instead of Common-Law, because they are unaware of the actual start date, and

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21 Tax Tips #20 iZEV programs (Incentives for Zero Emission Vehicles)

To promote adoption of zero-emission vehicles on Canadian roadways the federal government is continuing the iZEV programs until 2025.. The incentive for purchasing a qualifying ZEV model is either $2,500 or $5,000 on vehicles that are short-range and under the price price limit of $55,000 (not including upgrades), or long-range and under the price range

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