Tag: Self-Employed
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Federal Government Adds New Canadian Benefit Programs for Workers
In response to COVID-19, the federal government launched three new Canadian benefit programs, including a paid sick leave, for workers. Below is a quick review of the programs, what they cover and how to apply.
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COVID-19 Tip #12: Government Guidance for Re-opening Workplaces (Part II)
Further to an earlier post regarding Alberta and Quebec, here is the latest in a series of posts regarding government guidance setting out what businesses need to do to keep employees and customers safe. This post includes information on the regulatory guidance from British Columbia.
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COVID-19 Tip #7: Ontario Emergency Order Extended to May
Ontario extended its Declaration of an Emergency until May 12, 2020.
The orders listed below have been extended until May 6, 2020:
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COVID-19 Tip #5: Extended Tax Filing and Payment Dates
Note: The following information is based on the guidance provided by the federal government. For further details see the government’s Income Tax Filing and Payment Dates
When do I have to FILE my taxes?
Individuals – June 1, 2020
Self-Employed and Spouse – June 15, 2020 (no change)
Corporations – June 1, 2020
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COVID-19 Tip #1: Canada Emergency Response Benefit
Note: The following information is based on the guidance provided by the federal government. For further details see the government’s backgrounder and Qs & As.
How much is the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB)?
$2,000 every four weeks. (Note: This is a taxable benefit. That means that you will have to report the CERB as income when you file your taxes for the 2020 tax year.)
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