Tax write-offs available for self-employed individuals in Canada
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Tax write-offs available for self-employed individuals in Canada

Self-employed individuals here are taxpayers who operate unincorporated businesses, this may be sole proprietorship or partnership. Self-employment income usually derives from a commercial business or a professional service or a commission on sales. In all cases, they spend money to earn their business income, and such reasonable and allowable spending/expenses to earn that business income…

Personal Service Business Rules and Tax Consequences
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Personal Service Business Rules and Tax Consequences

Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) defines that personal service business (PSB) is a business which provides services to another entity that an officer or employee of that entity would usually perform. Instead, the individual is performing the job through a corporation, and that individual is called as an incorporated employee. Conditions to Qualify for Personal Service…

How to Deal with RRSP Excess Contribution
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How to Deal with RRSP Excess Contribution

RRSP excess contribution generally occurs when the amount of a taxpayer’s undeducted contributions exceeded his/her deduction limit by more than $2,000. Such excess contribution is taxed @ 1% per month on the unused contribution. To be specific, the excess contribution amount is calculated as the excess of RRSP deduction limit (shown in the lasted notice…

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