Réduisez vos impôts
Réduisez vos impôts :
Your ally
for tax season
Ready for tax season? Whether you use it for your or your clients’ income tax returns, Réduisez vos impôts (in French only) is an essential guide to have on hand.
Author : André Boulais, D. Fisc., CPA auditor
Format : Digital book (PDF)
Why should you purchase this guide?
- To maximize your tax deductions and credits.
- For quick access to the 2024 tax updates. Take a look at the highlights.
- Because it is an essential complement to your computer software.
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The digital version of Réduisez vos impôts can be purchased at the regular price on bookstore websites.
What’s new
in the 2024 tax year?
The guide covers these and other tax updates:
- the increase in the lifetime capital gains exemption;
- the major changes to the minimum replacement tax rules;
- the increase in the TFSA contribution limit to $7,000 in 2024 and 2025;
- the increase in the HBP withdrawal limit from $35,000 to $60,000;
- the creation of a new parental union regime for de facto spouses;
- broader access to the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP);
- the deferral of the changes proposed in 2024 for the Fonds de solidarité FTQ and Fondaction;
- the preserved rules on flipped real estate properties.
Important
A period of uncertainty on tax issues
After Justin Trudeau's resignation in January 2025, the April 16, 2024 budget and measures taking effect on June 25, 2024 did not receive royal assent. The CRA and RQ will still apply the announced measures even though adjustments may be made after they are officially adopted.
See which measures are affected and monitor changes in the situation on our website >