Property flipping is when individuals, including real estate agents, buy and resell homes in a short period of time for a profit.
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Remember, the deadline to file most returns is April 30
Most Canadian income tax and benefit returns for 2017 are due on April 30, 2018. If you have a balance owing, the total amount is also due by that date.
Last-minute tax-filing tips
The deadline to file your 2017 tax return is April 30, 2018. If you or your spouse or common-law partner are self-employed, you have until June 15 to file your 2017 tax return. But if you owe taxes, you still have to pay the full amount…
Has your marital status changed?
Did you know that your marital status can affect your taxes and the amount of benefit and credit payments you are eligible to get? It is important to tell the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) about any changes in your marital status before y…
Do you have to report to the Canada Revenue Agency the foreign property that you own?
If you own foreign property, remember your reporting obligations. You must file Form T1135, Foreign Income Verification Statement, on time.
Income tax information you need to know if you bought or sold a home
If you bought or sold your home in or plan to buy or sell a home soon, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has information to help you.
Involved in the sharing economy? Know your tax obligations
The sharing economy is a way to consume and access property and services. In this economy, communities pool, loan, and share their resources through networks of trust, often using technology to connect.
You file online. Now get your notice of assessment online too.
An end-to-end digital filing experience from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is now available. With Express NOA, you can get your notice of assessment right after you file your tax return.