Is It Wrong To Overpay Your Taxes?
Posted by admin on Feb 10, 2012 in Personal Income Tax | 2 comments
Ask a typical investment agent and he will tell you not to, but go and invest the extra “taxes” you would have otherwise given the government to them instead.
Read MorePayday Loans
Posted by admin on Jan 21, 2012 in Personal Financial Control | 0 comments
I’ll be honest, I am not a fan of payday loans, and I will never be. To be fair though, I will present to you what I think the advantages and disadvantages of payday loans would be:
Read MoreYear End Bookkeeping Procedures for Businesses
Posted by admin on Dec 31, 2011 in Bookkeeping | 5 comments
Your business’s year is coming to an end. Do you know what procedures you must do with your bookkeeping? For those new business start-ups in Canada and the United States, you may not know what needs to be done at year-end to carry forward your bookkeeping into a new fiscal year.
Read MoreTaxpayer Bill of Rights
Posted by admin on Nov 16, 2011 in Personal Income Tax | 7 comments
A lot of Canadians are not aware of the rights and responsibilities the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has when it comes to the treatment of its clients: YOU.
Read MorePower of Duplication and Residual Income
Posted by admin on Oct 25, 2011 in Personal Financial Control | 1 comment
Make money work for you. How many times have I heard that? As true of a statement it is, no one seems to have a concrete answer to how one can do this. I may not have the answer either, but I do want to share my personal story with you on how I used my company, Seianna Financial Services, to achieve the goal of gaining residual income through the process of duplication. This is what I did:
Read MoreEmployment Standards – Employee or Subcontractor?
Posted by admin on Oct 13, 2011 in Bookkeeping | 5 comments
In British Columbia, the Employment Standards Act clearly outlines what qualifies as an employee and what qualifies as a subcontractor.
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