3 Professional Strategies to Deduct Mortgage Interest on a Principal Residence in Canada

3 Professional Strategies to Deduct Mortgage Interest on a Principal Residence in Canada

By Rozvytok CPA | Toronto, ON In Canada, mortgage interest on a principal residence is generally not tax deductible. However, with careful planning, there are several legitimate, CRA-compliant strategies that allow homeowners—particularly entrepreneurs and investors—to transform this non-deductible cost into a potential tax-saving opportunity. Here are three professionally recognized methods that may allow for deducting…
Get Funded with Confidence: We help you secure BDC Loan Financing

Get Funded with Confidence: We help you secure BDC Loan Financing

Over the years, we’ve helped countless clients across industries successfully secure funding through the Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) and other government financing programs. We know the process, we speak the language lenders use, and most importantly —get results. Why Choose BDC Canada? BDC is Canada’s only bank devoted exclusively to entrepreneurs. It offers…
Understanding Intercorporate Dividends: A Key Tax Strategy for Canadian Corporations (Part 1 of 2)

Understanding Intercorporate Dividends: A Key Tax Strategy for Canadian Corporations (Part 1 of 2)

In the world of corporate finance, intercorporate dividends are a vital tool for structuring investments and optimizing tax outcomes for Canadian businesses. Whether you're running a holding company, or managing multiple subsidiaries, understanding how these dividends work can help your corporation navigate the complex landscape of tax regulations and maximize financial efficiency. What are Intercorporate…
What’s New for Your 2024 Tax Return? Key Updates

What’s New for Your 2024 Tax Return? Key Updates

As we enter tax season, staying informed about the latest changes can help you maximize deductions and avoid surprises. Here are the key updates for the 2024 tax year that every Canadian taxpayer should know. 1. Increase in Basic Personal Amount The Basic Personal Amount (BPA) has increased to $15,705, reducing taxable income for most…
Navigating Tax Implications of Cryptocurrency and Digital Assets

Navigating Tax Implications of Cryptocurrency and Digital Assets

4 minutes to read As digital currencies and assets become increasingly mainstream, understanding their tax implications is essential for investors and businesses alike. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has established clear guidelines for reporting cryptocurrency transactions, and non-compliance can lead to significant penalties.