Contrary to popular belief, retirement planning should begin as soon as you start working. However, even if you are middle-aged or older, it’s never too late to start taking control of this important planning. 2020 is a sobering reminder of how unsettling not being prepared can feel. While we cannot

As we mentioned in our July blog, the Canadian government recently extended the CEWS subsidy program until December 19, 2020. Along with the extension, they have dramatically expanded the eligibility requirement for the subsidy. Employers who have not qualified in the past may now be eligible under the new requirements.

The Canadian government has announced an extension to the CEWS subsidy. Eligible employers will now be able to claim this subsidy until December 19, 2020. We thought it appropriate to give you a heads up as they have also announced proposed changes to the CEWS as follows: Starting with the

COVID-19 has resulted in many learning curves for 2020. For example, some of us are working from home for the first time. So, it’s not surprising that we’ve been asked by many clients if and how they can claim home office expenses. As you would imagine, it’s tricky. Here’s what

Most of us are guilty of shoving cash in our pant’s pockets, purses or jackets and then totally forgetting about it. Then, one day we put on a pair of jeans we have not wore in a while and “voila” – 20 bucks we forgot about. NICE! Finding money unexpectedly,

Physical Distancing has left many of us starved for interaction with our family and friends. To fill this void, many are taking advantage of modern technology to help stay connected. Even folks who are not technically inclined are embracing Social Media, Video Conferencing, and WhatsApp for the first time –