Seniors
Working into your sixties? In your seventies and living in a private seniors’ residence, your own house or condo, a health establishment or an apartment? Living with a loved one? Renting a house or a condo? You may be eligible for tax credits.
We can explain what you need to know.
Students
Are you a student (or the parent of one)? Are you working while studying? Do you have a student loan, scholarship or bursary? Read on to learn more about the tax credits and deductions you can claim.
Low-income people and families
If your or your family’s income is low, you might be eligible for the solidarity tax credit, the work premium tax credits and the shelter allowance program.
Parents
Did you know that there are tax credits specifically for parents? Read on to learn more.
Caregivers
Do you take care of a person 18 or over who has a mental or physical impairment because of which they need assistance in carrying out a basic activity of daily living? Do you take care of and live with someone aged 70 or over? If you answered yes to either or both of these questions, you are a caregiver. We’re here to help you learn more about the tax credits you may be able to claim.
Self-employed workers
Being self-employed means being your own boss. Your profits and losses are considered your income, and you must report them when you do your taxes.
You may also have to register for the GST/HST and QST. Read on to learn more.
Seniors
Working into your sixties? In your seventies and living in a private seniors’ residence, your own house or condo, a health establishment or an apartment? Living with a loved one? Renting a house or a condo? You may be eligible for tax credits.
We can explain what you need to know.
Students
Are you a student (or the parent of one)? Are you working while studying? Do you have a student loan, scholarship or bursary? Read on to learn more about the tax credits and deductions you can claim.
Low-income people and families
If your or your family’s income is low, you might be eligible for the solidarity tax credit, the work premium tax credits and the shelter allowance program.
Parents
Did you know that there are tax credits specifically for parents? Read on to learn more.
Caregivers
Do you take care of a person 18 or over who has a mental or physical impairment because of which they need assistance in carrying out a basic activity of daily living? Do you take care of and live with someone aged 70 or over? If you answered yes to either or both of these questions, you are a caregiver. We’re here to help you learn more about the tax credits you may be able to claim.
Self-employed workers
Being self-employed means being your own boss. Your profits and losses are considered your income, and you must report them when you do your taxes.
You may also have to register for the GST/HST and QST. Read on to learn more.