Inst. of Chartered Accountants

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario is the qualifying and regulatory body of Ontario’s 33,000 Chartered Accountants and 5,000 CA students. Since 1879, the Institute has protected the public interest through the CA profession’s high standards of qualification and the enforcement of its rules of professional conduct. The Institute works in partnership with the other provincial Institutes of Chartered Accountants and the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants to provide national standards and programs that are used as examples around the world.

Most Recent Articles by Inst. of Chartered Accountants:

Financial help for families with the universal childcare benefit March 3, 2009
Tax Tip 31 of 32, the Universal Child Care Benefit (UCCB) program
Use payroll deductions to save money March 2, 2009
Tax Tip 30 of 32, Complete Form T1213 to request reduced payroll
Your home could be a tax write-off March 1, 2009
Tax Tip 29 of 32, Does your home do double duty as your office?
Pay taxes on installment plan February 28, 2009
Not all taxpayers are required to pay tax installments
Childcare costs can be deducted February 27, 2009
Tax Tip 27 of 32, Entitled to some welcome tax relief
Effective use of the capital-gains exemption February 26, 2009
Tax Tip 26 of 32, Qualified Small Business Corporations (QSBC)
Student moving expenses February 25, 2009
Tax Tip 25 of 32, Did you move away from home to attend university?
Employee moving expenses February 24, 2009
Tax Tip 24 of 32, Start a new job or business, you can deduct some of the costs
Employee or independent contractor February 23, 2009
Tax Tip 23 of 32, it makes a difference at tax time!
Special tax treatment for bankrupt business February 22, 2009
Tax Tip 22 of 32, Allowable Business Investment Losses (ABILs)
Claim tuition fees and more! February 21, 2009
Tax Tip 21 of 32, Credit for tuition and related expenses
Split pension income to save taxes February 20, 2009
Tax Tip 20 of 32, Splitting eligible pension income with your spouse
Deduct your room and board February 19, 2009
Tax Tip 19 of 32, You can take advantage of specific tax breaks
Tax benefits for the self-employed February 18, 2009
Tax Tip 18 of 32, Expenses you incur for the business are deductible
Keep electronic business records up-to-date February 17, 2009
Tax Tip 17 of 32, Keep your records in an electronic format,
Canada’s most under-used business tax incentive February 16, 2009
Tax Tip 16 of 32, Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) program
Monthly public transit passes are tax deductible February 15, 2009
Tax Tip 15 of 32, you can claim a non-refundable federal tax credit
Purchase capital assets before year-end February 14, 2009
Tax Tip 14 of 32, capital cost allowance
Bring out your medical receipts at tax time February 13, 2009
Tax Tip 13 of 32
Have you overstayed your U.S. welcome? February 12, 2009
Tax Tip 12 of 32, The U.S. taxes its citizens and residents
New tax free savings account can save you money February 11, 2009
Tax Tip 11 of 32, another way to save money and taxes too
Be prepared for a tax audit February 10, 2009
Tax Tip 10 of 32, Registered Retirement Savings Plans
More financial security for those with disabilities February 9, 2009
Tax Tip 9 of 32, Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP)
It pays to hire apprentices February 8, 2009
Tax Tip 8 of 32, Are you an employer paying wages to a new apprentice?
Buy or sell investments in tough times February 7, 2009
Tax Tip 7 of 32, Transfer the loss investment to a Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP)
Children’s Fitness Tax Credit February 6, 2009
Tax Tip 6 of 32, I want to dance… swim… play hockey. The list goes on and on!
U.S. Rental Income February 5, 2009
Tax Tip 5 of 32, U.S. tax return
Incorporate to save taxes February 4, 2009
Tax Tip 4 of 32, help you save taxes and may even reduce your credit needs.
Ontario senior homeowners can get tax help February 3, 2009
Tax Tip 3 of 32, new grant may help them pay their property taxes
Giving in difficult times February 2, 2009
Tax Tip 2 of 32, As the economy declines, requests for donations seem to increase exponentially