The concept of supply chain management has taken off in recent years, as the manufacturing process becomes more complex and companies face unique legal and liability challenges. Supply chain management classes are now standard college fare, not only for MBA candidates but for undergraduates as well.
Most young entry-level managers today are intimately familiar with supply […]
Hiring new employees is a daunting task if you’ve never done it before. Making the wrong choice can create terrible problems in your business, preventing growth and causing unnecessary stress. That’s why it is so important to approach recruitment carefully, taking time to choose your future employees. This article shares five tips to help you […]
Productivity is something that should be on every small business owner’s Profit & Loss statement. It can have one of the biggest impacts to your bottom line. Trying to run a small business and be productive can lead to long hours in which little work gets done. It is not usually laziness that is the […]
Although there are still a few hardy souls that fill in their tax forms by hand and mail them in, the vast majority of self-preparers use one of the software or online based tax programs to calculate and e-file their income taxes each year. This is much easier than the old way of doing taxes, […]
On January 1, 2014, all indexed personal income tax amounts, including tax bracket thresholds and amounts used to calculate non-refundable tax credits, were adjusted by 0.9{9de21fd12e8ca6488972186bbb5fe81becd95b7b490974f1f8badcf668439b39}. The Canada Child Tax Benefit and the goods and services tax credit will take effect July 1, 2014.
For 2014 the federal tax bracket thresholds are:
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You can make use of the lifetime $750,000 capital gains deduction if you dispose of shares in a qualified small business corporation, a qualified farm property, or a qualified fishing property. If you have already claimed the $100,000 personal capital gain exemption (ended in 1994) then this reduces the available lifetime capital gains to $650,000. […]
The 2013 federal budget extended the hiring credit for small business (HCSB), a credit intended to stimulate new employment and support small businesses. The HCSB provides small businesses relief from the employer’s share of employment insurance (EI) premiums paid in 2013. The credit does this by paying up to $1,000 based on increases in an […]
The 2013 Federal Budget introduced the concept that Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will pay financial rewards to individuals who provide information on major international tax evasion. CRA could pay up to 15{9de21fd12e8ca6488972186bbb5fe81becd95b7b490974f1f8badcf668439b39} of federal tax collected if the reassessments are in excess of $100,000. Penalties, interest and provincial taxes will be excluded.
Persons requesting rewards will […]
