by Jeff KirshenServer Tips, EI and CPP Contributions
On August 31, 2022, the Federal Court of Appeal (the “FCA”) released its decision in Ristorante A Mono Limited vs the Minister of National Revenue...
by Jeff KirshenShould I Pay Myself Salary or Dividends?
As an incorporated business owner in Canada, you’ve likely had to consider how you will be paying yourself. The type of remuneration you choose will...
by Jeff KirshenEmployee Stock Options
Employee stock options give employees the right to purchase a specified number of shares of a company at a specified price. Employees can derive finan...
by Jeff KirshenWhat are the Tax Brackets in Canada?
Canadian tax brackets are portions of Taxpayer’s income in Canada which get taxed at different rates. The following is a breakdown of the Canadian F...
by Jeff KirshenRevenue Canada Disputes
A Revenue Canada dispute is any disagreement that you have with the Canada Revenue Agency. These disputes can be about anything on your tax returns, s...
by Jeff KirshenTFSA Contribution Limit
A Tax-free savings account (TFSA) is a registered investment account that allows Canadian residents to earn tax-free money on certain types of invest...
by Jeff KirshenUber Drivers and Canadian Income Tax
Uber drivers are considered self-employed in Canada, otherwise known as an independent contractor. As such, Uber drivers must keep records of the mone...
by Jeff KirshenWhat is the Maximum CPP Benefit for 2018?
The Canada Pension Plan (“CPP”) are government payments representing a replacement of income where disability, retirement, or death are involved. ...
by Jeff KirshenWhat is a Taxable Benefit?
What is a Taxable Benefit? A taxable benefit is a benefit that a taxpayer receives, typically paid for by a corporation, that is more related to perso...
by Jeff Kirshen