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General Rules
- 169 - Overview of the Canadian tax system
- 170 - What types of income are taxable?
- 171 - Capital gains and losses, and capital gains exemptions
- 172 - Tax rules for residents and non-residents
- 173 - Municipal property taxes & assessments
Rules for Individuals
- 174 - Tax rates: How much do you have to pay?
- 175 - Who is required to file a tax return?
- 176 - Filing a personal income tax return
- 177 - Tax refunds
- 178 - What if you do not file a return, pay late, or are charged with tax evasion or tax fraud?
- 179 - RRSPs and locked-in accounts
- 180 - Contribution limits and types of RRSP investments
- 181 - Borrowing from an RRSP to buy a home or go to school
- 182 - RRSP withdrawals and tax consequences
- 183 - RRIFs: RRSP maturity option for seniors
- 184 - TFSA benefits and contribution limits
- 187 - Tax rules for child and spousal support payments
- 188 - Tax rules for gifts and inheritances
- 189 - What taxes apply after someone dies?
Tax Deductions, Credits and Benefits
- 1700 - What are tax deductions, credits and benefits?
- 1701 - Child benefits and tax credits
- 1702 - Canada Workers Benefit (CWB)
- 1703 - Canada Caregiver Credit (CCC)
- 1704 - Medical Expense Tax Credit
- 1705 - Disability Tax Credit (DTC)
- 1706 - Canada Dental Benefit
Business Taxes
- 190 - Sole proprietorships
- 191 - Partnerships
- 192 - Corporations
- 193 - Registration with Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)
- 194 - Business expenses
- 195 - Employers' responsibilities for payroll taxes
- 196 - Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) and Goods and Services Tax (GST)
- 197 - Registering for HST and GST
- 198 - Collecting and remitting HST and GST
Audits and Investigations by Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)
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