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We understand that times are difficult. That’s why we’re extending benefit payments for three months for those who aren’t able to file their 2019 return on time.... If you already receive Canada child benefit, the GST/HST credit, or both, your benefit payments will be extended to the end of September 2020 based on the information in your 2018 tax return. If we’re unable to assess your 2019 return by early September, your estimated benefits will stop in October 2020. Make sure to file as soon as possible to have your benefits continue, and to receive the right amount. http://ow.ly/SHyN50zHobO

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Good news! The Canada Emergency Business Account (CEBA) program is extended until October 31, 2020. Plus, business owners who use a personal bank account will s...oon be able to acccess it. The government has yet to announce the details, but rest assured that we continue to monitor the program and recommend improvements. In the meantime, please feel free call the new CEBA call centre at 1-888-324-4201 if you have questions about your application. See more

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We understand that times are difficult. Thats why were extending benefit payments for three months for those who arent able to file their 2019 return on time.... If you already receive Canada child benefit, the GST/HST credit, or both, your benefit payments will be extended to the end of September 2020 based on the information in your 2018 tax return. If were unable to assess your 2019 return by early September, your estimated benefits will stop in October 2020. Make sure to file as soon as possible to have your benefits continue, and to receive the right amount. http://ow.ly/SHyN50zHobO

Applications to the Canada Emergency Response Benefit are now open. Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays are for everyone to apply! Find out more at http://ow.ly/tAGk50zbhCV

The government provides further flexibility for businesses to access the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy: http://ow.ly/kX8750z99a7 #EconomicResponse #COVID19

https://www.canada.ca//benefi/apply-for-cerb-with-cra.html Here's the link to apply for the CERB

In order to apply for any of the Emergency Benefits, your taxes need to be current

During these challenging times, the Government of Canada is providing a one-time increase to the Canada Child Benefit to help families with the cost of caring for their children. Find out more: Canada.ca/coronavirus

Are you applying for the Canada Emergency Response Benefit? With My Account and direct deposit, you could get your payment within 3 business days! If you choose... a cheque, you can expect it within 10 business days. Set up your My Account today: http://ow.ly/WIJu30quRfN #COVID19 #CdnTax

If you are applying for the CERB PROGRAM, you are asked to enroll based on your birthday month. Those born in January, February and March apply on April 6th Those born in April, May and June apply on April 7th Those born in July, August, and September apply on April 8th... Those born in October, November, and December apply on April 9th Just an FYI.

https://www.videotax.com/march-25-update-covid_19 Here's a link for an intensive look at the updated coronovirus benefits in Canada

The deadline to file your income tax and benefit return has been extended from April 30th to June 1st, 2020. The deadline to pay any 2019 balance has been ex...tended to August 31st, 2020. This means all 2019 balances paid before September 2020 will not incur any penalties and interest. We encourage you to file your income tax and benefit return electronically and as soon as possible to make sure your benefit and credit payments are not interrupted or delayed. For self-employed individuals and their spouse/common-law partner, 2019 balances paid before September 2020 will not incur any penalties and interest. Your income tax and benefit returns must still be filed by June 15, 2020. Businesses will be allowed to defer until after August 31, 2020, the payment of any income tax amounts that become owing on or after today and before September 2020. We will not contact any small or medium businesses to initiate any post assessment GST/HST or Income Tax audits for the next 4 weeks. The due date for trusts with a tax year ending December 31, 2019 will be extended to May 1, 2020. Trust payments due before August 31, 2020 are also all extended to August 31, 2020. Anything not covered by this measure will be considered on a case-by-case basis. More information on the financial measures introduced by the Government of Canada in response to COVID-19 here: http://ow.ly/WdC550yPiEf

The CRA continues to monitor the evolving situation closely, in collaboration with other government departments and agencies as well as our provincial and terri...torial partners. The Government of Canada is currently evaluating measures to address financial hardship for Canadian taxpayers and businesses, including possible changes to the personal income tax filing season. Updates will be shared as they become available. See more

Were continuing to monitor the evolving situation closely, in collaboration with other government departments and agencies. At this time, the tax filing deadline has not changed. For updates, watch our channels.

Tax rules need a rebalancing to limit economic damage and many just dont make sense

I'm not surprised, Are you ....?

death and taxes and taxes and taxes ........

It',s no wonder wd all hate CRA

And you surprised? I,m not

Another one that's not a surprise

It can be a thankless job

Just what do we do ??

WHo's in YOUR Bedroom ?? Did you know CRA monitors your bedroom! A common law marriage is an informal relationship that does not require the legal form of a statutory marriage. Furthermore, a common law marriage relationship is a matter of fact which is determined by analyzing the partners' situation and applying various factors. That means that a common law marriage relationship may exist even without the knowledge of the partners in question. A common law marriage relatio...nship brings with it some of the rights and responsibilities of a statutory marriage, though the specifics vary by province. For the purposes of the Canadian Income Tax Act, common law partners are treated the same as marriage couples. Prior to 2001 there was an extended definition of spouse to include opposite-sex common law couples but the same-sex partners bill in 2000 removed that definition and added the definition of common law partner to encompass both same-sex and opposite-sex couples and the Income Tax Act has since ceased to differentiate between same-sex and opposite-sex couples. See more

Tuition changes

why does it cost so much you ask?

Are you a caregiver?

and who's surprised??

Keep your fingers out !!