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Did you know that you can get Tax Credit if you have a lot of Medical Expenses? Save $100 to $3000.

Your Medical Tax Credit will depend on what is your Net Income, and amount of medical expenses.

What is Medical Tax Planning : Read more »

Did you know that you can get Tax Credit and Tax Breaks if you do a Home Renovation Project? Save $1500 to $50,000 plus…

Many people start the Home Renovation projects without an planning and budgeting.

And guess what ? Read more »

7 Golden Tax Strategies That NO University and No Govt Agency, and No Accountant will teach you?

You will learn this through experience, and taking action. Implement this into your daily life.

Talk to tax consultants, successful people or rich people on how they handle and manage their tax life to minimize taxes every year.

Below are the 7 important ones that you MUST embrace ASAP, if you want to change your tax situation. Read more »

By Jerry – The Easy Tax Guy

Many Canadians forget to write off many items each year in their tax return.

How many of these items did you write off last year? And please do not blame the accountant. It is your duty to make sure that the accountant has all the data to support your claim.

For 2010

make sure you Organize and Plan to write off in taxes the following items:
-Cell Phone bills. Read more »

By : Jerry – The Easy Tax Guy

Income Tax Act

Did you know that you could get a tax write off for parking tickets or speeding tickets??

Did you get, this year

between $100 to $500 worth of tickets?

The Real cost of these tickets to you before tax is $200 to $1000.

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By : Jerry – The Easy Tax Guy

Income Tax Act s. 3(b), 111(1)(b), 111(2)

Compress Capital Gains

Only 50% of a capital gain is taxed, and the gain is not included in income until the item is sold, allowing you to compound your returns tax-free until you sell.

A capital gain or loss Read more »

By Jerry – The Easy Tax Guy

Fans of Lacrosse, Baseball, Ministries,  Universal Aid etc, must read this article. This may have an effect on your taxes if you donated to these organizations.

It is good to donate to Charities, and get a tax break. At the same time you must do your due diligence Read more »