Blog
Corporate Tax Filing Deadlines in Canada: Key Dates and Checklist for 2026
Corporate Tax Filing Deadlines in Canada: Key Dates and Checklist for 2026 If you operate a corporation in Canada, understanding the Canadian corporate tax filing deadline rules is critical. Missing key filing or payment dates can result in penalties, interest, and...
Tax Filing Deadline Canada: Key Dates and Checklist for 2026 (Personal and Corporate)
Tax Filing Deadline Canada: Key Dates and Checklist for 2026 (Personal and Corporate) Understanding the tax filing deadline Canada rules is essential for both individuals and corporations. While April 30, 2026 is the date most people remember, it is only one of...
BC Employer Health Tax EHT Explained: Who Must Register & How to Calculate
BC Employer Health Tax EHT Explained: Who Must Register & How to Calculate The BC Employer Health Tax (EHT) is a yearly payroll tax on B.C. remuneration. For 2026, the higher exemption changes who must register in eTaxBC, who owes EHT, and how much to pay. This...
Real Estate Tax & Accounting in BC: Property, Strata & Rentals
A hub for property tax, strata council accounting, underused housing tax, and rental income in British Columbia. What this guide covers Real estate in BC brings specific tax and accounting questions: property transfer tax, foreign buyer rules, strata...
Capital Cost Allowance in Canada: Classes, Rates & Small-Business Examples
Capital Cost Allowance in Canada: Classes, Rates & Small-Business Examples What Capital Cost Allowance (CCA) is, and why it matters When you buy long-lasting assets for your business, you usually cannot deduct the full cost in the year of purchase. In Canada, you...
RRSPs vs TFSAs in Canada: What’s Right for Your Financial Goals?
RRSPs vs TFSAs Canada: What’s Right for Your Financial Goals? Choosing between an RRSP and a TFSA is not about which account is “better,” it is about which one fits your tax bracket, your timeline, and your goals. Use this guide to match the account to your situation,...
Paying Family Members from Your Small Business: Salaries, T4s & CRA Rules
Paying Family Members from Your Small Business: Salaries, T4s & CRA Rules Putting your spouse or teen on the payroll can be legitimate and useful if you do it by the book. This guide explains paying family members’ salary in Canada: what counts as real work, how...
Retirement Tax Planning in Canada: RRSP, TFSA, CPP & OAS Guide
A comprehensive guide to retirement savings and tax in Canada—for British Columbians and Canadians planning for retirement. What this guide covers Retirement tax planning in Canada touches RRSPs, TFSAs, CPP, OAS, contribution limits, deadlines, and when...
Canadian Tax & Compliance: Filing, CRA, Budgets & Credits
A hub for Canadian tax filing, CRA deadlines, federal and BC budgets, credits, and compliance—for individuals and businesses. What this guide covers Tax Law & Compliance is RHN’s largest topic cluster. It covers general tax filing and CRA processes,...
Seniors – There are important tax benefits for you! (Updated: 2026)
Each Saturday, I go for coffee with my dad. At one of our meetings a couple of weeks ago, my dad very excitedly told me he would likely never owe any tax again. His income will dip, as he will only have CPP, his RRSPs, and personal savings to draw from. Even so, my...
Harvesting B.C.’s farmers’ food donation tax credit (Updated: 2026)
Note: This credit applied only to the 2016 to 2018 tax years. It is no longer available. We keep this summary for reference and for anyone reviewing past returns or historical program details. What is the #bcfoodtaxcredit ? If you were a farmer who donated qualifying...
Personal Tax Tip – Filing Taxes Late? Potential Penalties (Updated: 2026)
Filing Taxes Late – Potential Penalties The deadlines for filing your personal income tax return are typically April 30 (or the next business day if that date falls on a weekend or holiday) if you have no business income, and June 15 if you are self-employed....