Be aware of “superficial” loss, which happens when you dispose of capital property at a loss but then purchase it back less than 30 days later. This includes any property that creates any capital gain or loss such as an investment. The end result is not being able to claim the loss as a capital loss on your income tax.
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Know a senior or someone with a disability that needs to renovate their home due to accessibility issues? They may be eligible for the Home Accessibility Tax Credit, which is 15% of up to $10,000 per year towards accessibility-related expenses which go towards helping them feel comfortable again in their own home.
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Did you know?
If you or your child was a student in 2019, you can claim the amount of interest paid by December 31st on their student loans as long as they were received under the Canada Student Loans Act, the Canada Student Financial Assistance Act, or the Apprentice Loans Act. While only the student can claim this credit, the interest can be paid by anybody on their behalf.
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