As the personal tax season kicks off—and with March weather keeping Canadians guessing—there’s no better time to catch the latest edition of Life in the Tax Lane! This free, fast-paced 10-minute video for Canadian tax professionals delivers insightful discussions on key tax developments from the past month.
This month, the Video Tax News Team dives into the busy personal tax season, exploring the surge in working-from-home expense claims, new disclosure requirements for online digital platform operators like Airbnb, Uber, and Etsy, and the impact of delayed reporting to the CRA. They also discuss the CRA’s penalty relief for T-slip filing, the latest on capital gains inclusion rate changes, charitable contribution extension and updates on proposed expanded eligibility for the Canada Carbon Rebate .
Topics: Personal Tax Filing Statistics | Reporting Rules For Digital Platform Operators | Delayed Filings | Capital Gains | Charitable Contribution Extension | Individual Canada Carbon Rebate – Rural Supplement
Sources: https://www.videotax.com/web-tips-articles/life-in-the-tax-lane-march-2025-episode-118
Program recorded Feb 21, 2025
Life in the Tax Lane is for general information purposes only and deals with dynamic, time-sensitive and complex matters that may not apply to particular facts and circumstances. The information provided should not be relied upon as a substitute for specialized professional advice in connection with any particular matter. For more information visit videotax.com/disclaimer. ©Video Tax News Inc. 2025, All Rights Reserved.
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As the personal tax season kicks off—and with March weather keeping Canadians guessing—there’s no better time to catch the latest edition of Life in the Tax Lane! This free, fast-paced 10-minute video for Canadian tax professionals delivers insightful discussions on key tax developments from the past month.
This month, the Video Tax News Team dives into the busy personal tax season, exploring the surge in working-from-home expense claims, new disclosure requirements for online digital platform operators like Airbnb, Uber, and Etsy, and the impact of delayed reporting to the CRA. They also discuss the CRA’s penalty relief for T-slip filing, the latest on capital gains inclusion rate changes, charitable contribution extension and updates on proposed expanded eligibility for the Canada Carbon Rebate .
Topics: Personal Tax Filing Statistics | Reporting Rules For Digital Platform Operators | Delayed Filings | Capital Gains | Charitable Contribution Extension | Individual Canada Carbon Rebate – Rural Supplement
Sources: https://www.videotax.com/web-tips-articles/life-in-the-tax-lane-march-2025-episode-118
Program recorded Feb 21, 2025
Life in the Tax Lane is for general information purposes only and deals with dynamic, time-sensitive and complex matters that may not apply to particular facts and circumstances. The information provided should not be relied upon as a substitute for specialized professional advice in connection with any particular matter. For more information visit videotax.com/disclaimer. ©Video Tax News Inc. 2025, All Rights Reserved.
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