COVID-19 Benefits: Tax Implications for Individuals. How to repay benefits and tax implications of repayments.

The work from home (WFH) personal tax claim is back for 2021. Claim home office expenses on your personal tax return.

The Alberta Government introduced the new Working Parents Benefit to support working parents who need child care so they continue to work.

Most COVID-19 benefits were taxable income. If you received CERB/CRB or other benefits, be prepared to pay tax on these amounts.

You may be able to deduct certain WFH expenses on your 2020 personal tax return. This can make your 2020 personal tax return more complicate

On March 18, 2020 the Government of Canada announced a series of programs to support individuals, businesses, charities and non-profit organ

On March 18, 2020 the Government of Canada announced a series of programs to support individuals, businesses, charities and non-profit organ

Summary of the 75% Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy (CEWS) to assist employers with keeping, or rehiring, workers due to COVID-19.

Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) For employed and self-employed Canadians that have lost income due to COVID-19. Benefit Amount $2,

Today, the Government of Canada released a COVID-19 Economic Response Plan. A summary of some key points may be found below.