in life. Insightful stuff from an experienced financial planner.H&R Block has done a survey that suggests 44 per cent of people had not filed their tax returns as of early April. The deadline is April 30. Here’s what happens if you owe money to Canada Revenue Agency and don’t file on time:An additional penalty of 1 per cent of the balance owing for every full month you’re late .From there, it only gets worse.
That means:Instead of an additional 1 per cent penalty, you’re looking at 2 per cent of your balance owing for each month the return is late, up to a maximum of 20 months instead of the original 12.I have been with this clinic for many, many years. Since I am aged, I have sold my house and car and have bought a condominium in a different part of town.
globeinvestor Stealing images lol
globeinvestor 2% mortgage or 8% investment. The former is a safer bet to save money, the latter riskier and might not pan out.
globeinvestor Who has money left over after bills in a Trudeau carbon tax utopia