
First-Time Homebuyer Tax Benefits in Ottawa: What Still Exists in 2026
What Ottawa first-time buyers can actually claim in 2026: the FHSA, the $60,000 HBP, the new GST rebate, and Ontario's land transfer tax refund.
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What Ottawa first-time buyers can actually claim in 2026: the FHSA, the $60,000 HBP, the new GST rebate, and Ontario's land transfer tax refund.
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Rental property accounting in Ottawa: what T776 needs, why CCA cannot create a rental loss, how recapture works on sale, and the short-term rental rules.
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Incorporated and billing one client? The CRA can call it a PSB: no small business deduction, a 33% federal rate, and almost no deductible expenses.
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The RDSP pays up to $70,000 in grants and $20,000 in bonds. Khaled Hawari on the match rates, the carry-forward and the 10-year withdrawal trap.
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Principal residence exemption, capital gains inclusion, and timing strategies. Khaled Hawari reveals how to minimize taxes on real estate appreciation.
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Tax strategy for Canadian rental investors: what CCA really costs at sale, repairs versus improvements, and why a corporation usually raises the bill.
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If you live in Canada and work for a US company, Canada taxes the income and the US usually does not. Where the treaty, CPP and instalments come in.
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Starting at 45, 50 or 55 removes some options and leaves others intact. Khaled Hawari on RRSP carry-forward, CPP and OAS timing, and what still works.
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Side hustle and gig work tax deductions go on form T2125, not where most guides say. Khaled Hawari on home office, vehicle, CCA and what fails on audit.
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Sole proprietorship vs corporation is a deferral question before a tax question. Khaled Hawari on losses, liability, the LCGE and when to switch.
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SR&ED tax credit rules in Canada: the 35% refundable CCPC rate versus the 15% basic rate, the three eligibility tests, and the 18-month deadline.
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TFSA or RRSP is not a question about your age. It turns on your marginal rate now versus at withdrawal, and on four things that break the tie.
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