East Coast Accounting Solutions

06/29/2025

"Take control of your financial future—without the overwhelm. Our upcoming Financial Seminar is designed for every level, whether you're just starting out or looking to strengthen what you already know. No pressure, just clear, practical strategies that work. You can’t afford to miss this step toward lasting financial peace of mind."

Get ready to level up your financial life at the Financial Powerday Conference 2025 - where experts share tips, tricks, and strategies.

06/29/2025

"Take control of your financial future—without the overwhelm. This upcoming Financial Seminar is designed for every level, whether you're just starting out or looking to strengthen what you already know. No pressure, just clear, practical strategies that work. You can’t afford to miss this step toward lasting financial peace of mind."

Get ready to level up your financial life at the Financial Powerday Conference 2025 - where experts share tips, tricks, and strategies.

06/24/2023

05/04/2023

177 Putters Street, Summerside, Prince Edward Island C1N4J8

05/02/2023

03/14/2023

[TAX TIP] Moving Expenses
You can deduct moving costs if you move to work or run a business in a new location. Your new home must be at least 40 kilometers closer to your new job or business. Contact us for more information! 👉 https://eastcoastaccounting.ca/tax-returns-2022/

03/09/2023

[STUDENTS ATTENTION] Are you a student in Canada? Depending on your situation, you might be able to claim the following tax credits:
🎯 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts
🎯 Interest paid on your student loans
🎯 Public transit costs
🎯 Moving expenses
🎯 Childcare expenses
We help ensure you don’t miss any of the deductions or credits you deserve. Contact us today! 👉 https://eastcoastaccounting.ca/tax-returns-2022/

03/07/2023

Let’s look at 10 of the most common ones you should know to increase your chances of getting a bigger refund.
ℹ Childcare expenses: You can claim tax-deductible childcare expenses paid to day nursery schools and daycare centers.
ℹ Maximize your RRSP contributions: Deducting your RRSP contributions reduces your net income, which means you’re taxed on a smaller amount of money.
ℹ Self-employed business expenses: Small business owners can deduct various business expenses, including advertising costs, vehicle expenses, bank fees, office supplies, and cell phones. Those who work from home can claim a portion of the utilities and insurance.
ℹ Tuition expenses: Post-secondary tuition fees can be deducted.
ℹ Student Loan Interest: Interest paid on a student loan is an often-overlooked credit. To help students and graduates offset some of the financial burdens of repaying student loans, the CRA offers a deduction for qualifying student loan interest payments.
ℹ Moving expenses: You can deduct moving costs if you move to work or run a business in a new location. Your new home must be at least 40 km closer to your new job or business.
ℹ Medical and charity expenses: Medical and charity expenses could earn you credit at tax time. Spouses should consider pooling contributions on one spouse’s tax return for maximum benefit.
ℹ First-time home buyer tax credit: If you or your spouse or common-law partner purchased a qualifying home in Canada in the previous year, you can claim a tax credit of up to $5,000.
ℹ GST/HST new housing rebate: You may qualify for the GST/HST New Housing Rebate if you did substantial renovations or purchased or built a new home.
ℹ Disability tax credit: The disability tax credit (DTC) helps disabled individuals and family members reduce the amount of income tax they pay. To qualify for the DTC, you must have a serious and prolonged physical or mental impairment.

And remember to keep yourself safe and protected against inquiries by keeping documents to help back up your claims.