Maximizing Your Tax Efficiency: Tips from Amie Fin Tax Solutions
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Rates, limits, deadlines and rule changes from the Canada Revenue Agency, translated into what they actually mean for your money.
Common Tax Filing Mistakes That Can Delay Your Refund in Canada
Published: July 2026 Tax season can be stressful, and even small mistakes on your income tax return can delay your refund or…
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The Canada Child Benefit payments increasing in 2026-2027: Nearly 81,000 families in New Brunswick benefiting from more generous payments starting this month
News release July 17, 2026 Saint John, New Brunswick …
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The lowest federal tax rate is now 14 percent. Here is the math.
Ottawa cut the first federal bracket from 15 percent, effective July 1, 2025. Your 2025 return used a blended 14.5 percent, and…
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Alberta’s new 8 percent bracket: up to $750 back at filing time
Alberta introduced a lower 8 percent rate on the first $60,000 of income starting with the 2025 tax year. Filers are seeing…
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Key dates for the 2026 filing season
April 30 for most filers, June 15 for the self-employed, and one deadline everyone shares: any balance owing is still due April…
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TFSA room holds at $7,000 for 2026. RRSP limit climbs to $33,810.
New contribution room is live as of January 1. Cumulative TFSA room reaches $109,000 for those eligible since 2009, and the RRSP…
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EI premium rate dips to 1.63 percent for 2026
The employee rate falls slightly, but maximum insurable earnings rise to $68,900. Whether you pay more or less depends on your income…
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CPP contribution ceilings rise again for 2026
The CRA has set the 2026 pensionable earnings ceiling at $74,600, with the second ceiling reaching $85,000. Here is what employees, employers…
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