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What happens if I Sell my stock for 50% loss?
Think about it in dollar terms: a stock that drops 50% from $10 to $5 ($5/$10 = 50%) must rise by $5, or 100% ($5 ÷ $5 = 100%), just to return to the orig...
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How do I avoid capital gains on vacant land?
You can defer capital gains tax on the sale of land by making a “like-kind” exchange in accordance with Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code. How do ...
Mar 08, 2026 2 views
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Who is eligible to collect from the Canada Pension Plan?
To be eligible to receive payments from the Canada Pension Plan/ Quebec Pension Plan, you must meet all of the following criteria: You must be at least on...
Mar 08, 2026 1 views
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Who needs to file T2?
Who Should Fill Out a T2? The T2 form must be filled out by all resident corporations, including non-profits, inactive and tax-exempt corporations with an...
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Is it harder to get a mortgage for a condo?
Hear this out loudPauseGetting a mortgage for a condo is generally harder than getting a mortgage for a house. A condo unit is part of a multi-unit develo...
Mar 08, 2026 1 views
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When did s corps start?
1996 Since our creation in 1996, S-CORP has scored numerous legislative victories as it acts as the “eyes and ears” for the America’s S-Corp community. Ho...
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What are wishlists on Amazon?
Amazon Wish List is basically a gift registry. It’s no different than your regular baby or wedding registry where people can create a wish list and share ...
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Is Courtney Stodden a man or a woman?
In April 2021, Stodden came out as non-binary, and declared that they now use singular they pronouns. What is the luckiest day of the week to get married?...
Mar 08, 2026 1 views
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What cases does the Tax Court of Canada hear?
The Tax Court of Canada has exclusive original jurisdiction to hear and determine references and appeals to the Court on matters arising from 14 different...
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What happens if you accidentally over contribute to RRSP?
What happens if you go over your RRSP deduction limit? Generally, you have to pay a tax of 1% per month on excess contributions that exceed your RRSP/PRPP...
Mar 08, 2026 1 views
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How does CRA determine principal residence?
2.15 According to section 2301 of the Regulations, a taxpayer’s designation of a property as a principal residence for one or more tax years is to be made...
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Where do I find my gross income on my tax return Canada?
Line 15000 on your tax return lists your total income before deductions, otherwise known as your gross income. How do I read my Canadian tax return? The e...
Mar 08, 2026 1 views
