Tax calculators, deadlines calendar and professional tools for tax planning

Free Tax Resources & Tools

Professional-grade tax resources, calculators, and guides to help you save money and stay compliant.

Tax Calculators & Tools

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Personal Tax Calculator 2024

Estimate your federal and provincial tax liability for 2024. Includes RRSP contribution room calculator.

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GST/HST Registration Checker

Determine if your business needs to register for GST/HST based on your revenue and business type.

Get Assessment

Home Office Deduction Calculator

Calculate your allowable home office expenses for tax deduction purposes.

Calculate Deduction

📅 Important Tax Deadlines 2025

Apr 30

Personal Tax Returns

Deadline for most individuals to file 2024 tax returns

Jun 15

Self-Employed Filing

Extended deadline for self-employed individuals (payment still due April 30)

Monthly

GST/HST Returns

Monthly remitters must file by the last day of the following month

Quarterly

Corporate Installments

Large corporations must pay quarterly tax installments

📚 Tax Guides & Checklists

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Personal Tax Checklist 2024

• T4 Slips (Employment Income)
• T5 Slips (Investment Income)
• Charitable Donation Receipts
• Medical Expense Receipts
• RRSP Contribution Receipts
• Child Care Expense Receipts
Get Complete Checklist

Small Business Tax Guide

Business Expense Deductions:

  • Office supplies and equipment
  • Business meals (50% deductible)
  • Vehicle expenses (business portion)
  • Professional development
  • Home office expenses
Get Expert Advice

First-Time Home Buyer Credits

Available Credits & Programs:

  • First-Time Home Buyer Incentive
  • Home Buyer's Tax Credit
  • RRSP Home Buyer's Plan
  • BC Property Transfer Tax Exemption
  • Property Tax Deferment Programs
Learn More

Common Tax Mistakes to Avoid

Missing Business Deductions

Many small business owners miss legitimate deductions like home office expenses, business meals, and professional development costs.

Solution: Keep detailed records and consult with a CPA.

Incorrect Income Splitting

Improper income splitting with family members can trigger penalties and additional taxes.

Solution: Get professional advice before implementing income splitting strategies.

Late Filing Penalties

Filing late results in 5% penalty plus 1% per month (max 12 months) on any balance owing.

Solution: File on time even if you can't pay the full amount.

Mixing Personal & Business Expenses

Not separating personal and business expenses can complicate tax filing and trigger audits.

Solution: Use separate accounts and maintain proper bookkeeping.

Need Personalized Tax Advice?

These resources provide general guidance, but every tax situation is unique. Get expert CPA advice tailored to your specific circumstances.

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