TOP 10 TAXES COURSES IN CANADA

VAT, Corporation Tax, Personal Tax & Self Assessment for Entrepreneurs, Business Owners, and the UK Self-Employed

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The course contents are available online for both Self-Learning Correspondence & Instructor-Led virtual Courses and are tax-deductible. Self-Learning Correspondence courses must be completed in 16 weeks and Instructor-Led virtual courses can be completed in 5 weeks.

This course covers a strategic and tax-efficient investment income planning process which places capital accumulations in the right hands of individuals in the family.

Our Taxation course introduces you to the basics of the Canadian income tax system as set out in the Income Tax Act and income tax interpretation bulletins.

This course covers the federal income tax law concerning income of individuals from employment, business, property and other sources. Tax law implementations and effects on corporations, shareholders, and business and financial decisions are covered.

This course will prepare students for completing Canadian Federal tax documents, by providing a strong foundation knowledge in topics such as income sources, taxpayer obligations, capital gains and other key topics.

Students will follow the guidelines set out by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to complete a Corporate tax return. They will use hands-on exercises plus PROFILE tax software to enter the organization’s information into a T2 form, to file a Corporate tax return.

This is an introductory course to federal income tax in a Canadian setting. Students will gain an understanding of the underlying objectives and principles of income taxation.

Whether for performance reasons, planning reasons, or just because of the evolution of the life cycle of a corporation (or its shareholders), CPAs are often required to assist in the “shutting down” of a corporation.

If you've registered for a GST or HST account this course will walk you through how often and when to file as well whether you're required to pay instalments.