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Fergus, ON | August 10 – RLB Chartered Professional Accountants (RLB) is honoured to receive the Business of the Year award at the 2020 Centre Wellington Chamber of Commerce’s Awards of Excellence. The drive-in style event allowed for a socially-distanced celebration of local businesses and individuals in the Centre Wellington community.
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Continue ReadingLike all of you, we’ve been monitoring the evolving global impact of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). As employers, our number one priority has always been and remains the health and safety of our people. We would like to share best practices on how you, as an employer, can uphold that commitment. We hope that this plan adds to the health and well being of you and your employees during this time.
Continue ReadingYou’ve done it. After years of hard work, saving and making smart investments, you can finally afford to purchase your first home. Now what?
Continue ReadingIf you use your vehicle for earning business income and have eligible travel expenses, you are probably already aware that you can deduct some of your vehicle costs. What you may not know, though, is the difference between leasing and financing a vehicle for tax purposes. If you’re considering adding a new vehicle to your business, here are some things to consider:
Continue ReadingDo your employees use their personal vehicles for business purposes? The tax deduction limits and expense benefit rates have changed for 2019. Make sure you understand as an employer your responsibilities around allowances to cover expenses.
Continue ReadingRecently the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) announced the prescribed annual interest rates that will be effective from January 1, 2019 to March 31, 2019. These interest rates will apply to any amounts owed to the CRA and to any amounts owed by the agency to individuals and corporations.
Continue ReadingOn June 12, 2018, Quebec Bill 150 received Royal Assent. The Bill includes changes relating to the application of the Quebec Sales Tax (QST) to supplies made by suppliers with no significant presence in Quebec through the implementation of a new “specified registration system.”
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