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Our Blog: Articles and Publications. RGB Accounting has contributed informative articles on taxes and business-related issues to a large readership from Toronto, the GTA and other areas of Ontario. For instance, our articles appeared in the ‘El Centro’ newspaper, a leading paper within the Spanish-speaking community since November 2017. Also, RGB Accounting was featured on Latinos Magazine and La Gia Magazine during 2018.
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Essential tax numbers for 2022
Essential tax numbers: updated for 2022 Use this handy list of tax numbers as a quick reference. Working individuals Maximum RRSP contribution: The maximum contribution for 2022 is $29,210; for 2021, it’s $27,830. The 2023 limit is $30,780. TFSA limit: In 2022, the...
December Year-End Readiness Update
December Year End Readiness Update Year-End is almost here! RGB Accounting and ADP want your Year-End to be less stressful and less work. After processing your last payroll for 2021, ADP will automatically run a new Tax Form Trial Run Report. What should you do?...
Do corporate loans count as taxable income?
Do corporate loans count as taxable income? When shareholders or employees borrow money from a corporation, that money is generally considered taxable income. But this rule, like many CRA rules, has exceptions. Many shareholders and employees borrow funds from their...