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Long-form guides on CRA compliance, digital assets, and corporate strategy, written for Canadian individuals and business owners.
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RRSP strategy for Ottawa tech workers: what the security options deduction actually allows, how RSU vesting is taxed, and the order to fill your accounts.
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How the CRA taxes crypto in Canada: capital gains versus business income, ACB, staking, DeFi, and what actually has to be reported and kept on file.
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You cannot hold Bitcoin directly in an RRSP. Khaled Hawari on qualified investments, the 50% penalty tax, and the exposure route that actually works.
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Earning tokens for GPU time is payment in kind, taxable at fair market value. Khaled Hawari on how the CRA treats AI-crypto networks and what is unsettled.
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EURAU is a MiCA-regulated euro stablecoin from a DWS, Galaxy and Flow Traders venture. Khaled Hawari on what it changes and the Canadian tax treatment.
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Gemini listed in 2025 with disclosed losses. How to read a loss-making IPO, and what holding US-listed shares does to a Canadian tax return.
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Coinbase's Base is an Ethereum Layer 2. What it changes for Canadians moving on-chain, and what the CRA still counts as a disposition on every swap.
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Crypto borrowing looks like cash without a sale. Khaled Hawari on collateral, liquidations, interest deductibility and where the CRA has no position.
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Bowman's 2025 blockchain address signalled where US crypto regulation is heading. What it means for Canadian holders, and what actually binds them instead.
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The FCA is prosecuting unregistered crypto promotion in the UK. Khaled Hawari on the parallel Canadian regime and why offshore platforms are a tax problem.
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EV technology to 2030 and the Canadian money side: the incentive that replaced iZEV, the CCA classes for business buyers, and what is still unsettled.
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The real difference is hosted versus downloadable, not benchmarks. Khaled Hawari on data residency, CRA record rules and the tax treatment of AI spending.
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