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Ottawa moving ahead on automatic tax filing. Here’s what to know – National

Ottawa moving ahead on automatic tax filing. Here’s what to know – National

The federal government is moving forward with plans to make automatic tax filing more widely available to Canadians, including those who are “middle class.” In the fall economic statement released on Monday, Ottawa announced several measures to make it easier for Canadian taxpayers to file their annual returns, building on efforts that are already underway.“It

CRA confirms the TFSA contribution limit for 2025 – National

CRA confirms the TFSA contribution limit for 2025 – National

Descrease article font size Increase article font size Canadian savers now know how much extra room they’ll get in their tax-free savings accounts (TFSA) in the year to come. The TFSA is a savings vehicle that allows Canadians to make contributions and grow investments inside with any withdrawals remaining tax-free.Contribution room starts to grow every

Macy’s says a single employee hid up to US$154M in delivery expenses – National

Macy’s says a single employee hid up to US$154M in delivery expenses – National

Macy’s on Monday delayed the publication of its third-quarter results due to an accounting issue tied to delivery expenses and instead posted preliminary results in which its sales missed Wall Street expectations. A single employee “intentionally made erroneous accounting accrual entries” to hide about $132 million to $154 million of delivery expenses from the fourth

First B.C., now Montreal: What a pair of port shutdowns means for Canada

First B.C., now Montreal: What a pair of port shutdowns means for Canada

Locked-out workers at ports in British Columbia were joined on the picket lines by their peers in Montreal on Sunday night, stymying trade at Canada’s two largest marine trading hubs heading into the busy holiday shopping season. While experts tell Motorcycle accident toronto today that consumers will hopefully avoid a Christmas crunch, they also warn that the

What Trump’s election could mean for Canadian rates and the loonie – National

What Trump’s election could mean for Canadian rates and the loonie – National

Experts say Donald Trump’s election victory could shift interest rate policy in the U.S. as his promised policies risk higher inflation, which could ultimately have implications for Canadian rates and the loonie. Among those promises are large tariffs on imported goods, especially from China, as well as lower tax rates and lighter regulation.Trump has promised