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Three Good Reasons To File Your Tax Return On Time

The deadline for filing your tax return is April 30th, 2024. While it can be tedious and painful sometimes to prepare your income tax, it has many advantages. The importance of filing your tax return mainly reside on the fact that you are providing updated information to the government as a Canadian resident, and here are three reasons why it is important to do it on time. Read More Here: https://cpainmontreal.com/blog/three-good-reasons-to-file-your-tax-return-on-time-2/

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In Canada, a citizen who earns must declare their income and file taxes to the government. Not doing so leads to legal and financial penalties. However, as the laws regarding taxes change each year, taxpayers face difficulty figuring out the taxation process. You must consult the best Personal Tax Service Provider in Montreal to avoid tax-related challenges.

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This day in history

TONIGHT (May 17), I'm at the INTERNET ARCHIVE in SAN FRANCISCO to keynote the 10th anniversary of the AUTHORS ALLIANCE.

#15yrsago Gigantic study of UK CCTVs find that they should be used in parking lots, scrapped elsewhere https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2009/may/18/cctv-crime-police

#15yrsago Montreal cop cuffs, busts and fines student $450 for not holding escalator rail in subway https://web.archive.org/web/20090517012200/https://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20090515.wescalator16/BNStory/National/home

#10yrsago How advocacy beat ACTA in Europe https://web.archive.org/web/20140522133328/http://jip.vmhost.psu.edu/ojs/index.php/jip/article/view/168

#5yrsago Elizabeth Warren proposes legislation to enshrine Roe v Wade in Federal law and guarantee reproductive health care in all insurance plans https://medium.com/@teamwarren/congressional-action-to-protect-choice-aaf94ed25fb5

#5yrsago Europe’s top trustbuster thinks it’ll be impossible to break up Facebook https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and-software/eu-competition-commissioner-facebook-breakup-would-be-last-resort/#ftag=CAD590a51e

#1yrago The IRS will do your taxes for you (if that's what you prefer) https://pluralistic.net/2023/05/17/free-as-in-freefile/#tell-me-something-i-dont-know

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it's insane i literally booked my first appointment in FEBRUARY that was only last month! and already the site i went to no longer offers it, or the webpage has been removed or hidden or whatever. the website doesn't like, work. and of course critical government services aren't allowed to have english versions anymore. health, taxes, pensions. you need to have a legal exemption to receive a message in english. english translations to emails aren't allowed to be in the body of the email itself because that would imply equality, instead it's a shitty attached word document that looks stupid as fuck. it's so hurtful to grow up here and know your home has never wanted you and wants everyone like you gone. it's so stupid that banks have services in chinese because you know, that's Business, but public services? for you as a citizen? not legal. it's not like montreal will ever stop being an international, english-speaking hub, it's not like they would want that to change, they just want to punish everyone for it.

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Sex worker wins in Nova Scotia court but ruling leaves sex industry conflicted

In a legal decision described as the first of its kind in Canada, a Halifax sex worker successfully sued a client for nonpayment of services, but actors in the industry are conflicted about the ruling's impacts.

Former sex worker Brogan Sheehan took Bradley Samuelson to small claims court after he didn't fully pay her fee, which both parties had agreed to beforehand. Samuelson argued that the agreement was invalid because it is illegal to purchase sexual services, but court adjudicator Darrel Pink said the contract could still be enforced and awarded Sheehan $1,800.

Sex work remains criminalized in Canada, but a 2014 law removed criminal penalties for people, like Sheehan, who sell sexual services. Paying for sex, however, remains illegal.

Sheehan's lawyer, Jessica Rose, says she and her client wanted to expose the court to the "economic realities of doing sex work." As well, Rose said they wanted to raise awareness about "what is needed as far as access to the civil justice system to ensure sex workers are treated fairly by their clients."

"This type of issue had never been addressed before in court," Rose said in a recent interview.

Emma Halpern, executive director of the Elizabeth Fry Society of Mainland Nova Scotia, says the decision empowers sex workers to seek legal remedies to enforce their contracts.

The decision also reflects a changing attitude within society and the law toward sex work, Halpern said. The public is beginning to understand the difference between "extremely harmful, predatory things like sex trafficking, and legitimate sex work by an adult who is a worker, pays taxes, has a business."

As a response to the ruling, Halpern and Sheehan said they planned to hold workshops for sex workers to help them understand their legal rights.

But not everyone in the sex industry sees the court's decision as a step forward. Real change will occur once politicians decriminalize sex work, said Sandra Wesley, executive director of Stella, a Montreal-based organization by and for sex workers.

The vast majority of sex workers, she said, won't seek financial recourse via the court system because sex work is still criminalized in Canada. Going to court exposes a sex worker -- and potentially everyone else she is associated with -- to the justice system, Wesley said.

"Even if there's a chance she can win, there's always a risk of workplaces being shut down, police being alerted to the activity, being evicted, deported," she said. "There are many consequences of being criminalized, even if we win in court."

Wesley says the small claims court decision actually goes against the 2014 federal sex work law, called the Protection of Communities and Exploited Persons Act. That law emphasizes the importance of discouraging sex work and denouncing and prohibiting the purchase of sexual services "because it creates a demand for prostitution."

Wesley says, "I hope the minister of justice and prime minister read the decision, read the law, and consider it's time to change it."

And while Pink's decision says that both sides in the court case believe it is the first of its kind in Canada, a legal expert questions its importance on jurisprudence because the ruling was rendered in small claims court.

"The usual court hierarchy doesn't apply," said Wayne MacKay, professor emeritus at Dalhousie University's law school. "Another small claims judge wouldn't necessarily have to follow it, nor a higher court."

And while the decision doesn't have a binding precedent, it could still influence other court rulings, he said.

"The message is out there," MacKay said. "Sex work is work, legal work, and deserves to be treated like other legal work, and if people chose not to pay, they can get a remedy in small claims court."

According to documents filed in Nova Scotia's small claims court, Sheehan charged $300 an hour for her services, and spent seven hours with Samuelson on Jan. 26, 2022. But the next morning, when she attempted to take cash out of an ATM with his bank card, the transaction was denied. After several text exchanges, Samuelson eventually paid Sheehan $300, leaving $1,800 outstanding.

Pink's decision, rendered in April, says public policy requires the courts "not to increase or contribute to exploitation of sex work, and thus favours a regime that gives aggrieved sex workers access to the civil courts when they have a civil claim."

MacKay said the broader social impact of the novel decision may be more important than the technical, legal impact.

"One has to kind of admire the sex worker that decided to test the waters, see what small claims court would do, and succeeded," he said. "That's the way things change sometimes."

Sheehan, who advocates for the decriminalization of sex work, said she wanted to pursue the case in court because she was a victim of human trafficking when she was a minor.

"I feel obligated to not leave things the way that they were," she said.

This report by The Canadian Press was first published July 9, 2023.

This story was produced with the financial assistance of the Meta and Canadian Press News Fellowship.

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B.C. government seeks to seize properties allegedly linked to $165-million stock fraud

B.C. Civil Forfeiture Office alleges a $1.6-million house on Mission Ridge Road in Kelowna and a $524,000 condo at nearby Big White ski resort are the proceeds of crime

The B.C. government is suing to seize properties in the B.C. Interior that it alleges were linked to a $200-million-plus international stock fraud.

In a lawsuit filed in B.C. Supreme Court this month, the B.C. Civil Forfeiture Office alleges a $1.6-million house on Mission Ridge Road in Kelowna and a $524,000 condo at nearby Big White ski resort are proceeds of crime and should be forfeited.

The properties are owned by Cuatro Cienagas Inversiones Ltd., incorporated in Hong Kong in January 2017 and registered in B.C. three months later as an extraprovincial company.

Named in the suit are Benjamin Thomas Kirk; Kayley Tyne Johnson, the current or former spouse of Kirk; and Carlos Gomez Brana. Kirk and Johnson’s last known address was at the Mission Ridge home and Brana is believed to live in Mexico.

None of the defendants has responded to the civil lawsuit. It contains allegations that have not been proven in court.

Among the allegations of unlawful activity against the trio are breaches of the U.S. Securities Act and the B.C. Securities Act, possession of proceeds of crime, fraud, manipulating stock prices, laundering money and tax evasion, according to court documents.

The forfeiture office alleges that Cuatro Cienagas Inversiones is owned and operated by one or more of Kirk, Johnson and Brana and was set up in B.C. to receive and distribute money from a stock fraud investigated by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

In the fall of 2018, the SEC said it halted the penny stock fraud scheme by freezing assets of two individuals, including a British citizen, Roger Knox, and their companies.

The SEC said the scheme generated more than US$165 million in illegal sales of shares of at least 50 micro-cap companies, those with a value of $50 million to $300 million. Knox, and his Swiss-firm Wintercap SA, formerly Silverton SA, concealed stock ownership, allowing stocks to be pumped up in price and dumped for a profit, according to the SEC.

Knox faces criminal charges in the United States for the scheme.

The SEC’s complaint alleges Michael T. Gastauer aided the fraud by establishing several U.S. companies, including virtual financial firms, and allowing Knox to use the bank accounts to disburse the proceeds of his illegal stock sales.

According to the forfeiture office’s court filings, proceeds from the scheme were transferred to or on behalf of one or more of Cuatro Cienagas Inversiones, Kirk, Johnson and Brana.

Cuatro Cienagas then used that money to buy the properties in the Interior, according to the civil forfeiture office’s claim.

On March 22, 2017, Cuatro Cienagas used accounts set up by Gastauer to transfer $101,000 to Norwich Real Estate Services Inc. in Kelowna. On May 10 and 11, another $1.529 million was transferred in three instalments to an unnamed Kelowna law firm.

On May 18, Cuatro Cienagas bought the Mission Ridge home for $1.6 million in cash.

From May 30 to Oct. 23, 2017, Cuatro Cienagas transferred in three instalments $250,500 to a Bank of Montreal account. In December, Cuatro Cienagas also directed the Swiss firm, formerly known as Silverton, to transfer in three instalments $548,000 from another Bank of Montreal account to the unnamed Kelowna law firm.

On Jan. 10, 2018, Cuatro Cienagas bought the condo at Big White ski hill.

The unnamed law firm acted as Cuatro’s lawyer in the property purchases, according to the court filings.

According to the civil claim, Kirk was charged in 2013 of violations of the U.S. Securities Act. In 2015, Kirk admitted to breaches of the Alberta Securities Act and agreed to pay a fine of $100,000.

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How Can You Quickly Determine Your Quebec Tax Amount?

To ascertain your Quebec tax liability promptly, begin by familiarizing yourself with the fundamentals of both TVQ (Quebec Sales Tax) and TPS (Goods and Services Tax). Find the entire amount before taxes first. The TPS and TVQ should then be determined using the relevant rates. Apply the TPS rate of 5% and the TVQ rate of 9.975%, for instance, to your sum. To calculate the overall tax, add the tax amounts. For an exact computation, speak with a tax professional or use internet tax calculators for a quicker answer. Maintaining compliance and financial precision is aided by accurate tax computations. Knowing How Quebec Taxes Are CalculatedAccurately computing Quebec tax is essential for managing finances. Accurate reporting and compliance are ensured by comprehending the subtleties of tax calculations, which benefits both people and corporations. A comprehensive guide to tax calculations is provided here, with an emphasis on important phrases such as TPS and TVQ Calculation, Reverse Calculation TPS TVQ, Calculation TPS and TVQ, and Calculates Quebec Tax. A Montreal Accountant’s Function

Prior to taxes Calcule De Taxe Québec Knowing the total amount Avant Taxesis crucial when putting up your financial documentation. The TPS and TVQ are computed using this number as the foundation. To guarantee proper tax computations, start by figuring out this sum.

How to Determine TVQ and TPS Use these procedures to calculate the total quantity of TPS and TVQ:

Determine the Goods and Services Tax (TPS): To the sum before taxes, apply the TPS rate. To find the TPS amount, for example, multiply the rate (5% of the subtotal) by the rate.

Compute TVQ (Quebec Sales Tax): Utilize the TVQ rate in the same manner for the amount prior to taxes. Generally, the TVQ rate is 9.975%. To find the TVQ amount, multiply this rate by the subtotal.

Add Taxes: To determine the total amount of tax due, add the TPS and TVQ amounts together.

Determine the Total Amount, Taxes Included: Commence with the total amount, which comprises TVQ and TPS.

Apply Reverse Formula: To determine the amount before taxes, apply the reverse formula. To find the pre-tax amount, divide the whole sum, for instance, by (1 + TPS rate + TVQ rate), if you know it.

Check Calculations: Make sure your results are accurate by comparing them to tax tables or expert guidance.

Appropriate Compute To ensure financial correctness and conformity with Quebec’s tax rules, TPS and TVQ are necessary. You can make sure that your financial accounts are precise and dependable by knowing these formulas, regardless of whether you are handling your taxes on your own or with the assistance of a Montreal accountant. You can successfully manage Quebec’s tax needs by adhering to the specified procedures and using the reverse calculation approach as needed.

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Innovation in Canada: A Technological Renaissance

Canada, known for its stunning landscapes and diverse cities, is also becoming a leader in technological innovation. This shift is thanks to government support, a thriving startup scene, and world-class universities that together create a fertile ground for creativity and progress.

Top Software Development Companies in Canada

The backbone of many of these innovations is the software development industry. Software development companies Canada are not only leaders domestically but also making a mark globally.

Shopify: Based in Ottawa, Shopify is a leading e-commerce platform that helps businesses create and manage online stores. Its innovative solutions have transformed the e-commerce landscape, empowering countless entrepreneurs to start and grow their businesses.

OpenText: Located in Waterloo, OpenText is a global leader in enterprise information management. It provides software solutions to help organizations manage and secure their data, ensuring compliance and efficiency. OpenText’s tools are trusted by major corporations worldwide.

CGI Inc.: Montreal’s CGI Inc. is one of the largest IT and business consulting firms globally. It offers a broad range of services, including systems integration, consulting, and outsourcing, serving various industries like financial services, government, healthcare, and telecommunications.

BlackBerry Limited: Once famous for its smartphones, BlackBerry, headquartered in Waterloo, has successfully pivoted to focus on security software and services for enterprises and governments around the world.

Constellation Software Inc.: Based in Toronto, Constellation Software specializes in acquiring, managing, and growing vertical market software businesses. Its unique growth strategy through acquisition has made it a leader in the software industry.

A Supportive Government

The Canadian government is a strong advocate for innovation. Programs like the Innovation and Skills Plan aim to position Canada at the forefront of global innovation. This plan invests in education, skills, research, and entrepreneurship, providing tax incentives and grants through initiatives like the Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) tax incentive program. Such efforts make it easier for innovators to turn their ideas into reality.

Educational Excellence

Canada's top universities, including the University of Toronto, McGill University, and the University of British Columbia, are key players in this innovation wave. These institutions not only produce talented graduates but also drive groundbreaking research. Their presence has created a rich pool of skilled individuals essential for technological advancement. Additionally, Canada's inclusive immigration policies attract skilled professionals from around the world, further enhancing its diverse and dynamic workforce.

Thriving Startup Culture

Canada’s startup ecosystem is buzzing with activity. Cities like Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, and Ottawa are hubs of entrepreneurial spirit and innovation. Toronto, often called “Silicon Valley North,” is particularly noteworthy for its dense concentration of tech companies and startups. Organizations like MaRS Discovery District in Toronto and Communitech in Waterloo offer vital support to startups through funding, mentorship, and networking opportunities.

Economic Impact of Innovation

The influence of innovation on Canada’s economy is substantial. The tech sector is one of the fastest-growing areas, significantly contributing to GDP and job creation. The success of tech startups and established software companies has put Canada on the map as a global tech hub. This growth attracts foreign investment, fosters international partnerships, and enhances the country's competitive edge.

Conclusion

Innovation in Canada is more than a trend; it’s a strategic and well-supported movement. With government backing, top-tier educational institutions, a dynamic startup ecosystem, and leading software development companies, Canada is on its way to becoming a global technology leader. As investments in people and infrastructure continue, Canada’s role in the global tech landscape will only grow, paving the way for exciting developments in the future.

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Halifax hospital discharges patient who threatened self-harm hours earlier

The father of a 23-year-old man who struggles with addiction and mental health issues is speaking out over what he believes are significant gaps in mental health and addictions service in Nova Scotia.

Marc Nantel says his son is addicted to drugs and has recently threatened to harm himself. He says his son was in and out of the QEII Health Sciences Centre three times this past week.

One night while inside, Nantel says his son pretended to go to the bathroom but instead grabbed fire extinguishers, set off alarms and went onto of the roof of the hospital where his father said he threatened to jump.

Nantel says the police responded, talked his son down and the next morning his son was released from the hospital.

“When somebody threatens to jump off the roof of the building especially the hospital they’re being attended at and then less than 12 hours later have three psychiatrists -- two legit psychiatrists and a student -- stand in front of you and tell you know we have nowhere to put you. You have to leave,” he said.

In between two of the times his son was in hospital this past week, Nantel says he dropped his son off at an appointment at a recovery support centre in Dartmouth.

“And they told him ‘we have no place to put you, we have no rooms, there’s no rooms in the shelter. Your best option is to go from shelter to shelter to see where you can find a place to stay,’” he said.

After the past week, Nantel is sending his son to a detox program in Montreal, which he said he and his family have to pay for.

“I can do that in 12 hours and send him to a different province. But yet in 72 hours, I cannot get my son to mental health help in my own province that I pay taxes and that he pays taxes,” he said.

Nova Scotia Health (NSH) spokesperson Brendan Elliott said NSH can’t comment on a specific patient’s care and treatment but says when someone visits the emergency department experiencing a mental health crisis it is always taken extremely seriously.

“The decision to keep someone in hospital is made by gaining an understanding of the whole person – not by a single moment or incident,” Elliott said, pointing out it’s important to note not everyone seeking mental health and addictions care requires treatment from a psychiatrist or an inpatient stay.

“If we can identify a plan that includes ongoing care and resources in the community, that person may not need to remain in hospital,” he said.

On Thursday afternoon, a social worker with Nova Scotia Health’s Mental Health Urgent Care Service reached out to Nantel’s son to offer help.

Nantel said his son declined for now because he and his son are leaving for Montreal Friday morning to begin his son’s detox program.

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Unraveling Corporate Tax Accounting: A Guide for Montreal Businesses

Introduction: In the bustling financial landscape of Montreal, navigating corporate tax obligations is a pivotal task for businesses aiming for fiscal health and compliance. Partnering with a skilled corporate tax accountant can make all the difference in maximizing tax efficiency while ensuring adherence to legal requirements. In this guide, we delve into the intricacies of corporate tax accounting in Montreal and how expert guidance can streamline your financial operations.

Understanding Corporate Taxation in Montreal: Corporate tax in Montreal follows the federal and provincial tax laws, adding layers of complexity that necessitate professional guidance. The federal corporate tax rate, combined with Quebec's provincial tax rate, determines the overall tax liability for businesses operating in Montreal. These rates vary based on factors such as business structure, income levels, and tax credits.

Importance of a Qualified Corporate Tax Accountant: A competent corporate tax accountant in Montreal serves as a strategic partner in managing tax affairs. They possess in-depth knowledge of tax regulations, deductions, and incentives specific to Montreal's business landscape. From optimizing tax structures to ensuring compliance with evolving tax laws, their expertise minimizes tax liabilities while maximizing returns.

Key Services Offered by Corporate Tax Accountants:

Tax Planning and Strategy: Crafting tax-efficient strategies tailored to your business goals and industry nuances.

Compliance and Filing: Ensuring accurate and timely filing of corporate tax returns to avoid penalties and audits.

Deductions and Credits: Identifying eligible deductions, credits, and incentives to reduce tax burdens legally.

Audit Support: Providing guidance and representation during tax audits, safeguarding your interests.

International Taxation: Navigating complexities in cross-border transactions and global tax obligations.

Choosing the Right Corporate Tax Accountant in Montreal: When selecting a corporate tax accountant in Montreal, consider the following factors:

Expertise and Experience: Look for professionals with a proven track record in corporate taxation and industry-specific knowledge.

Client References: Seek recommendations and reviews from businesses similar to yours to gauge service quality.

Technology Integration: Evaluate their use of technology for efficient tax management and data security.

Communication and Accessibility: Ensure clear communication channels and accessibility for timely support and updates.

Fee Structure: Discuss fee arrangements upfront to avoid surprises and align with your budgetary constraints.

Conclusion: Navigating corporate tax obligations in Montreal demands strategic planning, compliance adherence, and ongoing optimization. A qualified corporate tax accountant serves as a valuable ally in this journey, offering expertise, guidance, and peace of mind. By partnering with the right professional, businesses in Montreal can unlock tax-saving opportunities while focusing on their core operations and growth aspirations.

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Exploring the Cost of Living in Canada: A Realistic Breakdown

Canada, with its stunning landscapes, rich cultural tapestry, and renowned quality of life, is a dream destination for many. However, before packing your bags and heading north, it's crucial to understand the practicalities, including the cost of living. An important aspect of this is the MIM in Canada cost.

What is MIM?

Minimum Income (MIM) is a concept that reflects the minimum amount an individual or household needs to cover basic necessities such as housing, food, clothing, transportation, and healthcare. In Canada, the MIM varies across provinces and territories due to differences in living expenses, housing markets, and social assistance programs.

Let's delve into the key components of the MIM in Canada cost:

1. Housing: The largest expense for most Canadians is housing. In major cities like Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal, rental prices can be substantial. A one-bedroom apartment in the downtown core of these cities can easily cost over $1,500 per month. Purchasing a home comes with even higher costs, often reaching into the millions in urban centers.

2. Food: The cost of groceries in Canada can vary depending on where you live and your dietary preferences. Generally, expect to spend a few hundred dollars per month on groceries for an individual, with costs increasing for families.

3. Transportation: Owning a car in Canada can be expensive due to costs such as insurance, fuel, and maintenance. Public transportation is available in most urban areas, with monthly passes costing around $100-$150, depending on the city.

4. Healthcare: One of the perks of living in Canada is access to universal healthcare. While basic medical services are covered by the government, additional expenses such as prescription medications, dental care, and vision care may require private insurance or out-of-pocket payments.

5. Utilities: Electricity, heating, water, and internet are essential utilities that come with monthly expenses. The cost can vary based on factors like usage and location but budgeting a few hundred dollars per month for these expenses is typical.

6. Miscellaneous Expenses: This category includes items like clothing, entertainment, and personal care products. Costs in this category can vary greatly depending on individual lifestyle choices and preferences.

Navigating the Cost of Living:

The MIM in Canada cost requires careful budgeting and financial planning. While some expenses such as housing and health care may be higher than other countries, Canada also offers many social programs and benefits to support its residents.

For those considering moving to Canada, it's essential to research the cost of living in specific cities or regions to get a clearer picture of what to expect. Additionally, exploring job opportunities, understanding tax implications, and considering factors such as climate and lifestyle are crucial steps in making an informed decision.

Conclusion

while the MIM in Canada cost can be significant, it is possible to achieve a comfortable standard of living with careful planning and budgeting. Whether you're drawn to the vibrant cities, pristine wilderness, or diverse cultural experiences, Canada offers a wealth of opportunities for those willing to embrace its unique charm and challenges.