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Fiscal planning
Understand Your Notice of Assessment (NOA)
A notice of assessment is an important document that contains information about your taxes and income. Learn how to read, understand, and dispute your notice of assessment to ensure accuracy.
Everything you need to know before becoming a digital nomad
Becoming a digital nomad has tax implications and affects your remote worker earnings. Get ready to telecommute with Barricad to avoid unpleasant surprises!
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First Home Savings Account (FHSA)
Discover the details about the new Tax-Free Savings Account for the Purchase of a First Property (FHSA) announced in the 2022 federal budget.
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Understanding progressive tax rates
Find out the truth about the progressive tax rate! Everything you need to know about the progressiveness of tax rates in Quebec and Canada with Barricad Fiscaliste.
When Is It a Good Time to Incorporate in Real Estate?
Many real estate investors wonder when it is worth incorporating in real estate. Here are the main benefits and downsides...
How do you document your personal tax file?
Learn how to set up your personal tax file and find out what information you need to prepare your tax returns.
When to start planning for retirement?
Learn more about retirement planning and the different ways wealth management can help you live a more fruitful old age.
Tax rate on real estate capital gains | Tax impacts on the disposition of a rental property held by an individual
If you are thinking of selling a rental property, there is a good chance that this disposition will result in tax liability. This article will help you determine the tax implications of selling a rental property when it is owned by an individual.
10 reasons to book an appointment with a tax specialist
Discover in which circumstances and when an individual or business may benefit from the services of a tax specialist.
How long must we keep tax records?
Discover how long you should keep your tax documents in Canada and why it is recommended to do so.
