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A CRA audit reviews your income, expenses, and tax compliance. Common triggers include unusual expenses, income mismatches, and poor records. Staying organized, responding on time, and keeping proper documentation helps manage the process and reduce audit risks.
Tax instalments are advance payments required by the CRA when your tax owing exceeds $3,000. They’re paid monthly or quarterly based on prior or estimated income. Missing deadlines can trigger interest, so planning ahead and setting aside cash helps avoid surprises.
Service businesses in Canada must register for GST/HST once revenue exceeds $30,000, charge tax based on the client’s province, and remit the net amount to the CRA after claiming Input Tax Credits. Accurate invoicing, proper records, and timely filing help ensure compliance and avoid penalties.
Learn key personal tax planning strategies for incorporated business owners in Canada, including salary vs dividends, RRSP and TFSA contributions, income splitting, and tax-efficient ways to reduce personal taxes and build long-term wealth.
A complete corporate tax filing checklist for Canadian businesses covering T2 returns, CRA deadlines, required documents, deductions, and compliance tips to help companies file accurately, avoid penalties, and optimize tax savings.
