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Sharing economy: Learn more about current tax laws
Anyone participating in the sharing economy must report the income they earn through sharing-economy activities and meet their tax reporting and remittance requirements.
Expert advice and resources
Appointment • Jean Maher, CPA, CGA
Jean Maher, CPA, CGA, est nommé membre indépendant du conseil d’administration de l'Institut national d’excellence en santé et en services sociaux. Source : Site du premier ministre du Québec
Member news
Appointment • Frédérick Bouthillette, CPA, CA
Frédérick Bouthillette, CPA, CA, est nommé sous-ministre adjoint au ministère des Transports, de la Mobilité durable et de l’Électrification des transports. Source : Site du premier ministre du Québec
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2017-2018 budget rules for educational childcare service providers
On March 28, 2018, the Ministère de la Famille posted the new 2017-2018 budget rules for subsidized early childhood and daycare centres. The operating grant validation tools have been updated to reflect the new rules.
Expert advice and resources
GST and QST remittances – Specific time limit for sole proprietorships
Registrants with an annual GST and QST reporting period have until June 15 of the following year to file their returns, but must remit the taxes to Revenu Québec no later than April 30.
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The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) has updated the model financial statements for organizations under agreements with CMHC
See the Model financial statements and reports and the Guide to preparing financial statements for CMHC - Quebec Region
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Sale of a principal residence: Exemption permitted by Revenu Québec
The TP-274-V Form, Designation of Property as a Principal Residence must be filled out, and filed with tax returns to avoid having all or a portion of the realized gain considered a taxable capital gain.
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Reporting foreign property to the Canada Revenue Agency
Any Canadian resident who, at any time in the year, owned specified foreign property costing more than $100,000 must fill out and file Form T1135, Foreign Income Verification Statement, within the prescribed time limits.
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CPA Newsletter • Top story • Annual elections to the Board of the Order: It’s time to cast your vote!
Members who are eligible to vote in these regions will receive all of the documents needed to vote by mail next week and will also be able read the messages to voters on our website.
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CPA Plus • Top story • A Permit Presentation 100% CPA!
On March 24, 177 new agents of change made their official entry into the CPA profession to the thunderous applause of their peers and families.
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