Capital Gains

Supporting charitable causes not only benefits communities but can also reduce your taxes. The Charitable Donations Tax Credit allows Canadians to claim eligible donations, including cash and property, for significant tax savings. Learn about eligibility, calculation methods, donation limits, and strategies to maximize your charitable tax benefits while giving back.

Part 2 of our LCGE series covers qualified farm and fishing property, purification strategies, how to calculate the exemption, and key planning considerations.

The Lifetime Capital Gains Exemption (LCGE) offers a major tax advantage for Canadian business owners. Learn the basics, key terms, and how QSBC shares qualify in the first of two posts on LCGE.

Carrying charges and interest expenses can provide significant tax savings—if you know how to claim them correctly. This blog explains what qualifies, how to report them on your tax return, and strategies to maximize your deductions, with examples and common pitfalls to avoid.

If you’ve moved for work, school, or to run a business, you may be eligible to deduct your moving expenses and reduce your tax bill. This blog explains who can claim the moving expense deduction, what expenses qualify, how to calculate and report them, and strategies to maximize your tax savings.

Capital gains play a major role in Canadian tax planning—especially when selling investments, real estate, or other capital property. This blog explores how capital gains and losses are calculated, reported, and taxed, with practical examples and planning strategies to help you minimize tax and stay compliant.