From dental checkups and laser eye surgery to orthopaedic shoes and private insurance premiums, the CRA allows you to claim a variety of medical expenses as non-refundable tax credits. Make sure to keep all your receipts, prescriptions, and other supporting documentation in case the CRA requests to see them later.
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Tax tip found at canadadrives.ca/blog/save-money/7-ways-to-get-a-bigger-tax-return
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As a self-employed individual, the due date for your personal income tax return (as well as your spouse’s return) is on or before June 15th. However, if you owe money it’s due on April 30th!
My tax tip?
Forget all about the June 15th due date and always treat your bookkeeping and taxes as though everything should be completed and ready to be paid by April 30th.
Did you know?
As a self-employed professional you can deduct the cost of any business-related courses you take. This includes computer courses, any business courses, or any other course or class that can be used to improve your bottom line.
