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In focus, In the media, News, Taxation and incorporationAnik Bougie live at LCN
In an interview at LCN, Anik Bougie, Practice Leader, Financial Planning and Taxation at fdp, She informs Simon and her audience of the availability of a number of social and fiscal measures to ease the budget of caregivers, seniors and people with disabilities.
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In focus, In the media, News, Taxation and incorporationAnik Bougie explains the gaps between employer’s tax slips
The amount on your Relevé 1 is different from the amount on your T4? fdp’s Practice Leader, Financial Planning and Taxation, Anik Bougie, reassures us and explains why in an article by Jean-Michel Clermont-Goulet in the 24 heures journal.
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Financial and estate planning, In the media, News, Taxation and incorporationAnik Bougie explores the TFSA at retirement in Le Journal de Montréal
In an article by Emmanuelle Gril of Le Journal de Montréal, Anik Bougie breaks down certain aspects of the Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA), which can be a valuable asset.
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Financial and estate planning, In the media, News, Taxation and incorporationAnik Bougie talks about donation of shares listed on the stock exchange in Les Affaires
Anik Bougie answers a reader’s question: what are the tax consequences of a donation of shares listed on the stock exchange?
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News, Taxation and incorporationProhibition on the purchase of residential property by non-Canadians
If you are the owner of a residential property with three housing units or less and intend to put it up for sale soon, know that a new measure has come into effect to prohibit the purchase of this type of property by non-Canadians for a specified period.
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News, Taxation and incorporationNew rules: flipped residential properties
Generally, real estate is considered a safe investment that grows in value. If you acquire a residential property, it will most likely increase in value in the long term, provided of course that you regularly maintain the premises and make the necessary repairs or improvements.
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Focus on Finance Express, Taxation and incorporationIncorporation: A must or something to consider?
There is a lot of talk about incorporation in the professional world. However, just because you have the status of “professional” doesn’t mean you absolutely have to incorporate. As with any major step, you should assess your personal situation to determine whether incorporation has real benefits for you.
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Expert insight, Taxation and incorporationIncorporation: what is your business limit?
Professionals continue to adapt to the many changes that have been made to the incorporation rules.
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Expert insight, Taxation and incorporationDoes incorporation have real value for entrepreneurs?
If you are in the process of becoming, or are already, an entrepreneur, a freelancer or a self-employed worker, you have probably heard about incorporation.
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Case study, Expert insight, Taxation and incorporationShould I save in my TFSA or in my corporation? Case study
Unfortunately there’s no universal answer, since the decision depends on a number of factors, the most important being your asset allocation.