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The Canadian Revenue Agency treats cryptocurrencies as commodities for Canadian tax purposes. Are you aware of your obligations?
In 2024, the method for calculating the AMT was significantly revised, with the aim of better targeting high-income taxpayers.
Making a gift to an heir during your lifetime has tax implications that you need to be aware of in order to make the best choice.
The Québec budget is being prepared in a context of uncertainty. Will this budget withstand the priorities of the next leader?
Un congé de cotisation au FSS s'applique en 2026 et 2027 à certains employeurs des secteurs de l'agriculture, de la foresterie et de la pêche.
Did you know that, under certain circumstances, you can claim a tax deduction for purchasing Canadian works of art?
The accrued gain on your principal residence is generally not taxable. Be careful however as there are certain exceptions.
We regularly hear about RRSPs, TFSAs and RESPs. No, it's not a series of Scrabble letters; these are three very different savings mechanisms.
Did you know that you could be entitled to a partial GST and QST refund if you have substantial renovations done to your dwelling?
RCGT would like to remind you that it is still time to benefit from a reduced tax bill with the right year-end tax planning strategy.
Would you like to reduce your income taxes? There is still time to implement a few strategies that could reduce your taxes.
Since July 17, 2025, restaurant owners in Québec have been able to charge a fee of up to $10 per person when a reservation is not honored. These fees, although imposed as compensation, will be subject to the goods and services tax (hereinafter the "GST") and the Québec sales tax (hereinafter the "QST") under a specific rule of tax law.
