| Canada Taxes |
| Who was the Canadian Prime Minister who instituted the GST? |
Brian Mulroney on January 1, 1991.
His finance minister at that time was Michael Wilson. ... |
| How much it's your company suppose to take from taxes?? |
Around 14% of your salary aside from other deductions like Social Security and Medicare ... |
| Do Canadians pay customs tax on shipments from US? How much? |
Customs charges, tarrifs and sales tax are two different charges.
Tarrifs on shipments from the US are not charged if value of goods sent is under 20 dollars, and not at all if the goods are ... |
| I am noticing a THIRD tax on my grocery receipts what is this all about:? |
Are you in a province where you can buy alcohol at the grocery store? Could it be a liquor tax? ... |
| How do I open a small business in New Brunswick, Canada? And how do I pay an assistant? |
You will need to have a BN. You can open one online, and can obtain the information for deductions online as well. Unless you're willing to allow the person to have tremendous freedom, it woul... |
| What is a Canadian loony? |
the loonie is the name for canada's $1 coin ... |
| Can you do your CA if you work for the CRA? |
Up until now, to become a CA you had to work for an approved training office, all of which were CA public practice firms. But the CICA has recently implemented a new practical experience program w... |
| Questions for property's capital gains tax? |
When you stopped living in the 1st house, you are deemed to have disposed of the house at fair market value. Since the house was your principal residence, there would be no capital gains tax on th... |
| I get paid by personal cheque. What can i expect to pay in taxes, and what can i claim? |
Talk to a CPA ... |
| Injury lawsuits in Canada? |
No dont think so its just up to the firm. It differs from company to company. ... |
| Do I have to claim my inheritance for E.I.? |
No
Look up the definition of "earnings" on the service canada site. Inhertitances are clearly not considered earnings.
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| Fake t4 from former employer? |
Contact both the Employer and CRA. File a notice of objection with CRA, or they will attempt to collect from you. ... |
| How much is the sum of all national, provincial and city debts in Canada? |
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| Bookkeeping for a Proprietorship? |
Yes, you should do the reconciliation.Since you've already identified the discrepancies, you could explain it to them (if they don't know already) that just because the amount come out of... |
| Bar taxes? |
As bars are essentially a cash business, that might be a direction they are leading you.
Bar staff receive tips, which are taxable, but in general, CRA relies on the recipient of those tips to r... |
| How much tax shoul i be paying on a salary of$36000.00? |
you probably be paying about 26 %. Your take home should be about 27000. ... |
| Canadian question. Taxes? |
The federal personal exemption for 2007 is $8,929, and the provincial exemption varies from province to province (BC 2007 exemption is $9,027). If your earnings are below these amounts, then you w... |
| Taxes! Whats the allowed amount a person is able to make? Before getting body checked by the government.? |
You can make as much as you want. There is a % you'll pay for income taxes, but in the end, you will still end up making more than you wourld have otherwise.
The basic federal exemption for... |
| How can I claim rent on my income tax if my name isn't on the lease? |
In Canada, you can claim a property tax credit if you paid rent on your principal residence and, since you are living with your mom, you must be over 19 to be able to claim this credit. You can not... |
| I'm in Canada If i buy a camera on e-bay , do i have to pay anything when i receive it from within Canada? |
It depends who you are buying the camera from. If you are buying it from a business, they will likely be registered for the provincial sales taxes and the GST, and will therefore sell it with appli... |
| Canadian income tax, where do you list income made from off the net? |
You are talking about reporting the income, but realistically, there will be expenses you incur to make that income.
You made $40. I'm assuming that is the amount of money they physically ... |
| Does the Canadian Government pay interest on the money that the Bank of Canada Prints? |
I don't know how it works in Canada, but I guarantee you've got it wrong about the Federal Reserve.
First, the Federal Reserve does not print money. The Bureau of Engraving and Printi... |
| Income tax and unemployed? |
All depends. The interest you are receiving is considered income. Your savings aren't. Your RRSP's are only considered income if you cash them in. Those are what you get caught on. T... |
| How can you calculate the net income or net loss? |
well last year, was last year
Retained Earnings + Total Shareholders Equity -
issued and outstanding? ... |
| Does anybody know when Octobers GST cheque comes? |
According to CRA, October 5th.
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| Are gambling proceeds taxable in Canada? |
No, Canada does not include gambling as income. No, you can't deduct gambling losses. If they are earned in another country, it is possible that the other country might have its own tax rule... |
| Taxes for Items on Ebay, shipping from USA to Canada ? |
the seller will not charge you taxes.
i do not know if the canadian government will charge a tarriff as it comes in, most likely not. ... |
| Canadian Executor Fee? |
In Ontario, the entitlement of an Executor to compensation for his or her efforts on behalf of the Estate is statutory in nature. Specifically, Section 61(1) of the Trustee Act provides that 鈥淎 tru... |
| Is extra tax charged to an individual if they leave their house, assets to another person in a will? |
There would be tax on the deemed disposition of the assets. Generally, the increase in value from when the asset was purchased to when it was sold, is included in income at 50%. It is then subject ... |
| What kind of tax issue will i have for the numerous income properties i own and plan to buy? |
Rental net income will be taxed at your regular marginal tax rate, depending on your tax bracket. To compute rental net income, you get to deduct not only mortgage interest and property tax, but a... |
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