Caregiving can be a difficult task if you're part of the Sandwich Generation. Here, an expert explains how to use self-care ...

Starting July 1, 2025, middle-class Canadians will see a 15% reduction in marginal personal income tax rate, with maximum tax ...

Applications for the new Canada Disability Benefit open on June 20. (Credit: /iStockphoto) Applications for the new, much anticipated Canada Disability Benefit (CDB) open on June 20. The tax-free ...

According to Finance Canada, nearly 22 million Canadians are expected to benefit from the income tax cut, effective next week ...

In the election, Canadians called for change to bring down costs and put more money in their pockets. Canada's new government promised to deliver this change, starting with a middle-class tax cut on ...

Eligible Canadians living with a disability can submit a Canada Disability Benefit application starting this week. Canadians ...

Canada is set to move forward with its proposed middle-class income tax cut on Tuesday. The federal government will deliver ...

The government’s plan to reduce the lowest federal marginal personal income tax rate from 15% to 14% will cost $28.2 billion over five years, starting in 2025, according to an estimate released on ...

Also relevant is the basic personal amount (BPA), an annually indexed threshold representing the amount of income someone can ...

Proposed changes this week to the Trump administration’s tax bill take a bit of the sting out of its potential impact on ...

Figures for dependent children can be much higher. Last year, the government paid out refunds or assigned non-refundable credits worth about $700 million to Canadians under the disability tax credit.

Note that the tuition tax credit is non-refundable, so if your credit amount is greater than the amount of tax you owe, you will not be paid the excess in the form of a tax refund. But you can ...