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onApril 29, 2025 Input Tax Credits in Canada: Who Can Claim Them Input tax credits are how a GST/HST registrant gets back the GST or HST it paid on business purchases. If you paid $1,040 of HST on $8,000 of… Discover More
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onApril 29, 2025 Home Office Expenses in Canada: What You Can Deduct Home office expenses are deductible for employees in Canada, but only if your employer signs Form T2200 and your work space passes one of two… Discover More