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Introduction: This is a tiktok hashtag called kpmg.
The music has now attracted more than
1.1K videos and
188.2M views. It is a very
popular content. The following is videos that related to this music.
Top 50 Hot Videos(#kpmg)
Berarti alumni Big 4 tuh diincer banget yaaa? Meskipun pas peak season capek banget, tapi sepupuku cerita kalo emang banyak yang bisa dipelajari dari client2 mereka. Jadi katanya, masuk Big 4 tuh bener2 jadi keputusan terbaik di awal karirnya. Bener ngga? 🤔 #freshgraduate #fyp #fypage #fypdongggggggg #big4 #big4accountant #big4consultant #TikTokImpact #kpmg #ey #deloitte #pwc #akuntansi
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Si Paling Komunitas 💅🏻
1 years ago
Here are examples of a bare trust arrangement: - a child on title of a parent’s home (without the child having beneficial ownership) for probate or estate planning purposes only; - a parent on title of a child’s property (without the parent having beneficial ownership) to assist the child in obtaining a mortgage; - one spouse being on title of a house or asset although the other spouse is at least a partial beneficial owner; - a parent or grandparent holding an investment or bank account in trust for a child or grandchild; - a corporate bank account opened by the shareholders with the corporation being the beneficial owner of the funds; - a corporation being on title of an individual’s real estate, vehicle or other asset, and vice-versa; - assets registered to one corporation but beneficially owned by a related corporation - use of a nominee corporation for real estate development purposes; - a property management company holding operational bank accounts in trust for their clients, or individuals managing properties for other corporations holding bank accounts for those other corporations; - a lawyer’s specific trust account (while a lawyer’s general trust account would largely be carved out of the filing requirements, a specific trust account would not); and - a partner of a partnership holding a bank account or asset for the benefit of all the other partners of a partnership. #Canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness
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Canadian Tax Enthusiast
9 months ago
TFSA va RRSP. Additional considerations: Additional Advantages of RRSP: 1. First-Time Home Buyers Plan: you can withdraw up to 35,000 to purchase your first home without immediate tax consequence 2. RRSP allows contributing to a spousal RRSP, potentially equalizing retirement income and reducing overall taxes. Additional Advantages of TFSA: 1. TFSA contribution room increases each year, irrespective of income. 2. TFSA withdrawals are added back to contribution room in the following year, allowing for strategic financial planning and re-investing. #Canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness
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Canadian Tax Enthusiast
10 months ago
How to maximize this credit: If you have a spouse or a common-law partner, all medical expenses should be reported on the tax return of the person with the lower net income. This is because you must subtract the lesser of $2,635 or 3% of the net income, so it’s more beneficial if that net income is lower. For example, if one person has a net income of $100,000 and another has $50,000, you will only need to subtract $1,500 from medical expenses, instead of $2,635. Do not report medical expenses individually, as this would result in subtracting that amount (either $2,635 or 3% of net income) twice. #Canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness
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Canadian Tax Enthusiast
8 months ago
The reason he didn't want to keep cash in the corporation was to protect it from lawsuits. By setting up a holding corporation and moving the cash there, we were able to achieve the same goal without triggering personal taxes. #Canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness
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Canadian Tax Enthusiast
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Salary vs Dividends - Canadian Edition Other considerations: 1. When you pay yourself a salary, you will also have to contribute to CPP, which is about 11.90% combined for both the employer and the employee. This additional cost will result in a lower after-tax cash amount compared to receiving dividends. 2. Paying yourself a salary will create RRSP contribution room, which is an excellent registered account for your retirement. 3. This is a bit more complex, but if a corporation has a Refundable Tax On Hand balance, paying a dividend may result in a dividend refund to the corporation, reducing overall costs when a dividend is paid. #Canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness
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Canadian Tax Enthusiast
10 months ago
Bonus Tips: To maximize the benefit of the RRSP, you can contribute during the periods when you're in a higher tax bracket and make withdrawals when you are in a lower tax bracket. Even if your investment income is zero, you will still benefit from the difference in marginal tax rates. Also, the RRSP offers a range of benefits, including the First Home Buyers Plan (HBP). This program allows you to withdraw up to $35,000 tax-free to purchase a first home. The amount withdrawn under the HBP must be repaid to the RRSP within a 15-year period, effectively allowing individuals to loan money to themselves interest-free to finance a first home purchase. #Canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness
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Canadian Tax Enthusiast
8 months ago
KPMG managers will schedule “energy check-ins” with employees to measure their burnout. Those who don’t take enough PTO could be at risk. #kpmg #manager #pto #burnout #burnouts #employee #checkin #work #workplace #wellness #mentalhealth #worklifebalance #paidtimeoff #data #wellbeing #employer #health #job #jobs #converse #performance
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Fortune Magazine
8 months ago
Trust structure - Canadian edition. Summary: 1. Leveraging the trust structure, the lifetime capital gains exemptions allow individuals to pay $0 tax on the first $1,016,836 of capital gains when selling shares in a qualified small business corporation. This exemption can be multiplied, thanks to the trust 2. The trust facilitates tax-free transfer of shares to beneficiaries, such as family members, providing significant tax advantages. 3. Through the trust, corporations can pay tax-free dividends to the wealth corporation, allowing for efficient wealth accumulation for retirement planning #Canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness
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Canadian Tax Enthusiast
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Bonus Fact: Important: If each partner holds exactly 50% of the operating corporation, neither has control, allowing the operating entity to has its own $500,000 small business deduction. In this scenario, all three corporations — each partner's holding corporation and the operating corporation — can claim their own $500,000 small business deduction, totaling $1,500,000 combined. #Canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness
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Canadian Tax Enthusiast
8 months ago
When a shareholder takes out a loan from a corporation, that loan is included in the shareholder's income unless the balance is repaid within one year after the year in which the debt was incurred. If the debt is not repaid within one year, and, as a result, the debt is included in the shareholder's personal income, then there is no imputed interest on the loan. If the debt is repaid within one year, then the debt is not included in the shareholder's personal income, but there is an imputed interest on the loan. Here is an example: Scenario 1: Sam is 100% shareholder of Opco. Sam borrows $100,000 during Opco’s December 31, 2023 tax year. If Sam does not repay the loan to Opco by December 31, 2024: - he entire $100,000 will be included in his 2023 income; and - Sam will need to amend his 2023 personal tax return to include the $100,000 shareholder loan. There is no imputed interest on the loan. Scenario 2: Sam is a 100% shareholder of Opco. Sam borrows $100,000 during Opco’s December 31, 2023 tax year. Opco declares a dividend to Sam of $100,000 on December 31, 2024, and offsets it against the shareholder loan. Sam will not need to include $100,000 in his 2023 personal tax return. Sam will have a taxable benefit equal to $100,000 x [the prescribed interest rate / 365 x # days the loan was outstanding] #Canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness
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Canadian Tax Enthusiast
9 months ago
How much tax do we have to pay on capital gains? In Canada, we have an inclusion rate of 50%, meaning that 50% of capital gains are included in income and are subject to tax. It was not always 50%; in the past, it was 66% and even 75%. Therefore, even though we currently benefit from the 50% rate, the government can increase it at any time. #Canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness
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10 months ago
EP.16 | CEO บริษัทดังกับชีวิต 100 วันสุดท้าย #tiktokuni #มนุษย์เงินเดือน #พนักงานประจำ #ธุรกิจ #tiktokสายความรู้ #สมองไหล #พนักงานบริษัทดูคลิปนี้ #บุคลิกภาพดีสร้างได้ #ธุรกิจออนไลน์ #ธุรกิจส่วนตัว #เล่นหุ้น #ลงทุน #เทรดหุ้น #เทรดหุ้นมือใหม่ #เทรดเดอร์ #นักลงทุนมือใหม่ #คริปโต #ตลาดหุ้น #ตลาดหลักทรัพย์ #เศรษฐาทวีสิน #พรรคก้าวไกล #มะเร็ง #มะเร็งสมอง #มะเร็งระยะสุดท้าย #ceoบริษัท #kpmg #ก่อนวันสุดท้าย #คนใกล้ตาย #ครอบครัว #ครอบครัวหรรษา
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อย่าเป็นคนเก่งที่รวยไม่เป็น
1 years ago
If you sold the property to your spouse or common-law partner and you were paid an amount equal to the fair market value (FMV) of the property, you can list the sale at the property's FMV, and report any capital gain or loss for the year you sold the property. To do this, you have to attach to your return a letter signed by you and your spouse or common-law partner. State that you are reporting the property as being sold to your spouse or common-law partner at its FMV and that you are electing for subsection 73(1) of the Income Tax Act not to apply.##canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness #spousalrollover
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10 months ago
Bonus tip: A similar concept applies to Canadian-Controlled Private Corporations (CCPCs). However, the non-taxable portion of a capital gain increases the Capital Dividend Account balance. The corporation can then pay a capital dividend up to the balance in the Capital Dividend Account, and that dividend is not subject to personal tax. #Canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness
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7 months ago
I am hosting a free webinar at 7PM EST on March 7, 2024. @Intuit TurboTax CA would you like to give us a discount code? We have a lot of people signed up so far! #Canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness
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Berarti alumni Big 4 tuh diincer banget yaaa? Meskipun pas peak season capek banget, tapi sepupuku cerita kalo emang banyak yang bisa dipelajari dari client2 mereka. Jadi katanya, masuk Big 4 tuh bener2 jadi keputusan terbaik di awal karirnya. Bener ngga? 🤔 #freshgraduate #fyp #fypage #fypdongggggggg #big4 #big4accountant #big4consultant #TikTokImpact #kpmg #ey #deloitte #pwc #akuntansi
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Here are examples of a bare trust arrangement: - a child on title of a parent’s home (without the child having beneficial ownership) for probate or estate planning purposes only; - a parent on title of a child’s property (without the parent having beneficial ownership) to assist the child in obtaining a mortgage; - one spouse being on title of a house or asset although the other spouse is at least a partial beneficial owner; - a parent or grandparent holding an investment or bank account in trust for a child or grandchild; - a corporate bank account opened by the shareholders with the corporation being the beneficial owner of the funds; - a corporation being on title of an individual’s real estate, vehicle or other asset, and vice-versa; - assets registered to one corporation but beneficially owned by a related corporation - use of a nominee corporation for real estate development purposes; - a property management company holding operational bank accounts in trust for their clients, or individuals managing properties for other corporations holding bank accounts for those other corporations; - a lawyer’s specific trust account (while a lawyer’s general trust account would largely be carved out of the filing requirements, a specific trust account would not); and - a partner of a partnership holding a bank account or asset for the benefit of all the other partners of a partnership. #Canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness
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TFSA va RRSP. Additional considerations: Additional Advantages of RRSP: 1. First-Time Home Buyers Plan: you can withdraw up to 35,000 to purchase your first home without immediate tax consequence 2. RRSP allows contributing to a spousal RRSP, potentially equalizing retirement income and reducing overall taxes. Additional Advantages of TFSA: 1. TFSA contribution room increases each year, irrespective of income. 2. TFSA withdrawals are added back to contribution room in the following year, allowing for strategic financial planning and re-investing. #Canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness
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Canadian Tax Enthusiast
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How to maximize this credit: If you have a spouse or a common-law partner, all medical expenses should be reported on the tax return of the person with the lower net income. This is because you must subtract the lesser of $2,635 or 3% of the net income, so it’s more beneficial if that net income is lower. For example, if one person has a net income of $100,000 and another has $50,000, you will only need to subtract $1,500 from medical expenses, instead of $2,635. Do not report medical expenses individually, as this would result in subtracting that amount (either $2,635 or 3% of net income) twice. #Canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness
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Canadian Tax Enthusiast
8 months ago
The reason he didn't want to keep cash in the corporation was to protect it from lawsuits. By setting up a holding corporation and moving the cash there, we were able to achieve the same goal without triggering personal taxes. #Canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness
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Canadian Tax Enthusiast
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Salary vs Dividends - Canadian Edition Other considerations: 1. When you pay yourself a salary, you will also have to contribute to CPP, which is about 11.90% combined for both the employer and the employee. This additional cost will result in a lower after-tax cash amount compared to receiving dividends. 2. Paying yourself a salary will create RRSP contribution room, which is an excellent registered account for your retirement. 3. This is a bit more complex, but if a corporation has a Refundable Tax On Hand balance, paying a dividend may result in a dividend refund to the corporation, reducing overall costs when a dividend is paid. #Canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness
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Canadian Tax Enthusiast
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Bonus Tips: To maximize the benefit of the RRSP, you can contribute during the periods when you're in a higher tax bracket and make withdrawals when you are in a lower tax bracket. Even if your investment income is zero, you will still benefit from the difference in marginal tax rates. Also, the RRSP offers a range of benefits, including the First Home Buyers Plan (HBP). This program allows you to withdraw up to $35,000 tax-free to purchase a first home. The amount withdrawn under the HBP must be repaid to the RRSP within a 15-year period, effectively allowing individuals to loan money to themselves interest-free to finance a first home purchase. #Canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness
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Canadian Tax Enthusiast
8 months ago
KPMG managers will schedule “energy check-ins” with employees to measure their burnout. Those who don’t take enough PTO could be at risk. #kpmg #manager #pto #burnout #burnouts #employee #checkin #work #workplace #wellness #mentalhealth #worklifebalance #paidtimeoff #data #wellbeing #employer #health #job #jobs #converse #performance
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Fortune Magazine
8 months ago
Trust structure - Canadian edition. Summary: 1. Leveraging the trust structure, the lifetime capital gains exemptions allow individuals to pay $0 tax on the first $1,016,836 of capital gains when selling shares in a qualified small business corporation. This exemption can be multiplied, thanks to the trust 2. The trust facilitates tax-free transfer of shares to beneficiaries, such as family members, providing significant tax advantages. 3. Through the trust, corporations can pay tax-free dividends to the wealth corporation, allowing for efficient wealth accumulation for retirement planning #Canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness
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Canadian Tax Enthusiast
10 months ago
Bonus Fact: Important: If each partner holds exactly 50% of the operating corporation, neither has control, allowing the operating entity to has its own $500,000 small business deduction. In this scenario, all three corporations — each partner's holding corporation and the operating corporation — can claim their own $500,000 small business deduction, totaling $1,500,000 combined. #Canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness
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Canadian Tax Enthusiast
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When a shareholder takes out a loan from a corporation, that loan is included in the shareholder's income unless the balance is repaid within one year after the year in which the debt was incurred. If the debt is not repaid within one year, and, as a result, the debt is included in the shareholder's personal income, then there is no imputed interest on the loan. If the debt is repaid within one year, then the debt is not included in the shareholder's personal income, but there is an imputed interest on the loan. Here is an example: Scenario 1: Sam is 100% shareholder of Opco. Sam borrows $100,000 during Opco’s December 31, 2023 tax year. If Sam does not repay the loan to Opco by December 31, 2024: - he entire $100,000 will be included in his 2023 income; and - Sam will need to amend his 2023 personal tax return to include the $100,000 shareholder loan. There is no imputed interest on the loan. Scenario 2: Sam is a 100% shareholder of Opco. Sam borrows $100,000 during Opco’s December 31, 2023 tax year. Opco declares a dividend to Sam of $100,000 on December 31, 2024, and offsets it against the shareholder loan. Sam will not need to include $100,000 in his 2023 personal tax return. Sam will have a taxable benefit equal to $100,000 x [the prescribed interest rate / 365 x # days the loan was outstanding] #Canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness
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Canadian Tax Enthusiast
9 months ago
How much tax do we have to pay on capital gains? In Canada, we have an inclusion rate of 50%, meaning that 50% of capital gains are included in income and are subject to tax. It was not always 50%; in the past, it was 66% and even 75%. Therefore, even though we currently benefit from the 50% rate, the government can increase it at any time. #Canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness
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Canadian Tax Enthusiast
10 months ago
EP.16 | CEO บริษัทดังกับชีวิต 100 วันสุดท้าย #tiktokuni #มนุษย์เงินเดือน #พนักงานประจำ #ธุรกิจ #tiktokสายความรู้ #สมองไหล #พนักงานบริษัทดูคลิปนี้ #บุคลิกภาพดีสร้างได้ #ธุรกิจออนไลน์ #ธุรกิจส่วนตัว #เล่นหุ้น #ลงทุน #เทรดหุ้น #เทรดหุ้นมือใหม่ #เทรดเดอร์ #นักลงทุนมือใหม่ #คริปโต #ตลาดหุ้น #ตลาดหลักทรัพย์ #เศรษฐาทวีสิน #พรรคก้าวไกล #มะเร็ง #มะเร็งสมอง #มะเร็งระยะสุดท้าย #ceoบริษัท #kpmg #ก่อนวันสุดท้าย #คนใกล้ตาย #ครอบครัว #ครอบครัวหรรษา
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อย่าเป็นคนเก่งที่รวยไม่เป็น
1 years ago
If you sold the property to your spouse or common-law partner and you were paid an amount equal to the fair market value (FMV) of the property, you can list the sale at the property's FMV, and report any capital gain or loss for the year you sold the property. To do this, you have to attach to your return a letter signed by you and your spouse or common-law partner. State that you are reporting the property as being sold to your spouse or common-law partner at its FMV and that you are electing for subsection 73(1) of the Income Tax Act not to apply.##canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness #spousalrollover
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Canadian Tax Enthusiast
10 months ago
Bonus tip: A similar concept applies to Canadian-Controlled Private Corporations (CCPCs). However, the non-taxable portion of a capital gain increases the Capital Dividend Account balance. The corporation can then pay a capital dividend up to the balance in the Capital Dividend Account, and that dividend is not subject to personal tax. #Canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness
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Canadian Tax Enthusiast
7 months ago
I am hosting a free webinar at 7PM EST on March 7, 2024. @Intuit TurboTax CA would you like to give us a discount code? We have a lot of people signed up so far! #Canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness
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Canadian Tax Enthusiast
8 months ago
How to reduce tax on investment income from 50% down to 20%: When a Canadian-Controlled Private Corporation (CCPC) earns investment income, such as interest, it is subject to an approximate 50% tax rate on this income. This tax is divided into two distinct portions: a permanent tax, which is 20%, and a refundable tax, which is 30%. The permanent tax portion is paid directly to the CRA and is non-recoverable. On the other hand, the refundable tax can be recouped when the CCPC issues a taxable dividend. Under the strategy I proposed, we disbursed dividends amounting to $120,000, which enabled us to reclaim $30,666 in taxes. Consequently, the effective tax on the investment income was reduced to just $20,000. #Canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness
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Canadian Tax Enthusiast
10 months ago
Correction: There is no negative change to the lifetime capital gains exemption. 2024 budget has been released and there is a lot to unpack. As expected, Canadians will have to pay more taxes and this change will have the most impact. #budget2024 #Canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #smallbusiness
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Canadian Tax Enthusiast
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* When it comes to income, sharing the earnings between family members can be a clever move. Each person can make the most of their lower tax brackets, resulting in a lower tax burden overall. * It's important to make sure that everyone is fairly compensated within the family arrangement. Offering sky-high salaries for minimal work isn't not a good idea and can draw unwanted attention from the CRA. * Don't underestimate the power of tax planning. Over time, those little savings can snowball into something significant. #Canadiantax #tax #taxtok #canada #taxstrategy #taxplanning #taxadvice #cpa #big4 #pwc #deloitte #kpmg #ey #mnp #tfsa #rrsp #fhsa #business #entrepreneur #smallbusiness
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