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November is Financial Literacy Month​ This year marks the 15th anniversary of Financial Literacy Month (FLM) in Canada. Since 2011, FLM has helped Canadians strengthen their financial knowledge and skills with the goal of improving their financial well-being. Led by the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC), the campaign supports the National Financial Literacy Strategy 2021–2026. Each November, FCAC works with partners across sectors to promote financial literacy throug

[Real Case] ​​Xiaoli is an international student pursuing a master's degree in Toronto. Her parents send her 20,000 to 30,000 Canadian dollars annually from China to cover rent, tuition, and living expenses. One day, Xiaoli's bank suddenly called, saying her account had received a remittance of over 10,000 Canadian dollars from overseas and she needed to provide "proof of the source of funds," otherwise her account would be frozen. Xiaoli panicked immediately, thinking the mo

To reflect the 1% cut in the lowest tax rate coming into effect halfway through the year, the full-year tax rate for 2025 will be 14.5%. This means that for payroll withholding from the first pay in July to the end of the year a tax rate of 14% will apply. Check out the tax rates of Ontario, Alberta, British Columbia, and the federal government on the same page.

Got a shocking bill from CRA? learn how to deal with a large fine from CRA.

Every October, the overseas income tax audit season arrives on time! What should you do if you encounter a tax audit? Many people panic when they receive a letter from the CRA for the first time: "Haven't I already filed my taxes? Why are they still checking me?"

Discover which tax documents are crucial when selling a house in Canada. Selling costs and renovation costs can reduce capital gains . Keep invoices and contracts as proof!

The CRA may consider waiving some or all of the interest and penalties in certain special circumstances. However, applying for taxpayer relief requires meeting specific evaluation criteria. Here are some common special circumstances and whether they meet CRA’s evaluation standards.