Work-related travel costs can add up fast—but many are deductible if you meet CRA requirements. This post explains who can claim travel expenses, which costs qualify, how to calculate motor vehicle and lodging deductions, and what records you need to maximize your tax savings.

Self-employment offers flexibility—but also complex tax rules. This guide explains key tax deductions for self-employed Canadians, including vehicle use, home office expenses, and CCA. Learn how to reduce your taxable income and improve your financial outcomes through smart deduction strategies and proper record-keeping.

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.

Owning a rental property in Canada can be a solid investment, but it comes with important tax obligations. In this post, we dive into how to properly report rental income, which deductions landlords can claim, and key considerations like capital cost allowance, change in use rules, and common tax pitfalls. Learn how smart tax planning can protect your profits.