Tax Tips for Canadians for Dummies

Tax Tips 2008 for Canadians for Dummies

Tax Tips 2008 for Canadians for Dummies will help you maximize your tax deductions. Discover how to:

understand what’s new for 2007
make sure you claim the credits you deserve
take time-saving shortcuts
avoid tax-filing headaches

Filing your taxes doesn’t have to be taxing! This fun and informative guide offers simple-to-use money-saving shortcuts that make doing your taxes a breeze.

Compiled by a group of skilled Canadian accounting professionals, Tax Tips for Canadians for Dummies is packed with quick and easy insider tips designed for every tax situation.

Features changes for the 2007 tax year regarding:

Employee tax credit
Universal child-care benefit
Public transit tax credit
Tax-free scholarships
Children’s fitness tax credit
Capital gains exemption for fishermen
Child disability benefit

Whether you’re self-employed, planning for retirement, or filing your taxes for the first time, this bestselling tax guide provides strategies to assist you in planning for tax-time year round.

Written by Christie Henderson, CA, CFP, TEP; Brian Quinlan, CA, CFP, TEP; Suzanne Schultz, CA, CFP; and Leigh Vyn, CA, CFP. Published by John Wiley & Sons Canada, Ltd., 2008.

Editions prior to 2004 were titled Taxes for Candians for Dummies.


Catalogue No.	978-0-470-15516-5
Price	$21.99
Format	Softcover
Pages	362
Language	English only

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