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Financial Reporting, Assurance, Taxation, SR&ED, Corporate Finance & Advisory
Rapport financiers, Au

The mission of Belmonte, Léger and Associates is to remain a recognized leader in the area of consulting services to companies, distinguish itself by the competence and the integrity of its consultants and to maintain cordial relationships with his clients, based on confidence

Les objectifs de Belmonte, Léger et Associés sont de demeurer un leader reconnu dans le domaine des services-conseil aux entreprises, de se distinguer par la compétence et l'intégrité de ses conseillers et de maintenir des relations cordiales avec ses clients.

10/16/2026

📢 MORE SKILLED WORKERS. NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR CANADA.
The federal government is investing in workforce training and more energy-efficient homes.
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Here are the key numbers to know. 👇
💰 $258.6 MILLION for workforce development
The Sectoral Workforce Innovation Fund will invest up to $258.6 million over five years, with $50 million in ongoing annual funding, to help address skilled-labour shortages and prepare workers for in-demand jobs.
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🏡 $2 BILLION for home energy retrofits
A separate federal initiative aims to support up to one million home retrofits over eight years, helping eligible households improve energy efficiency and potentially reduce heating costs.
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🌱 WHAT COULD THIS MEAN?
✅ More training opportunities in sectors facing labour shortages.

✅ Potential job opportunities tied to construction, energy, and infrastructure.

✅ Support for eligible homeowners considering energy-efficiency upgrades.

✅ Opportunities for employers, training organizations, and industry partners to participate in workforce-development initiatives.
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📌 Important: Funding programs have specific eligibility criteria, application requirements, and timelines. Not every business, worker, or homeowner will automatically qualify.
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For employers and organizations, this is a good time to review available funding opportunities and identify where workforce training or energy-efficiency investments could support future growth.
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🔗 The Government of Canada’s official announcement: 👇
https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/news/2026/10/the-government-of-canada-highlights-workforce-investments-and-measures-to-lower-energy-costs-and-reduce-emissions.html
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🔗 Version française: 👇
https://www.canada.ca/fr/emploi-developpement-social/nouvelles/2026/10/le-gouvernement-du-canada-souligne-les-investissements-en-faveur-de-la-main-duvre-et-les-mesures-visant-a-reduire-les-couts-energetiques-et-les-emi.html
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10/15/2026

JUST BOUGHT YOUR FIRST HOME IN QUÉBEC?
You could get up to $5,875 back! 🏡💰
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👉 Buying a home is a major milestone but the welcome tax can add thousands of dollars to your expenses.
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Here’s some good news: 👇
Québec’s new refundable Tax Credit for Access to Homeownership could help eligible buyers recover some or all of the municipal transfer duties they paid.
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💵 How much could you receive?
Up to $5,000 for the first $5,000 in eligible transfer duties.
An additional 25% of the next $3,500, for a maximum credit of $5,875.
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🏠 Who may qualify?
Eligible first-time homebuyers who meet the program’s conditions may qualify. The credit can also apply when someone acquires a more accessible home for a person with a severe impairment, subject to the rules.
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⏰ IMPORTANT DEADLINE: DECEMBER 1, 2026
Want to receive the credit before filing your 2026 income tax return?
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You can apply for an advance payment through Revenu Québec’s My Account for individuals.
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After December 1, you’ll need to claim the credit through your 2026 income tax return instead.
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📌 Keep in mind: The credit is reduced for homes with a transfer-duty assessment basis above $750,000 and becomes zero at $1 million. Other eligibility conditions apply.
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✅ Don’t leave a tax credit on the table. Review the requirements and see whether you qualify.
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🔗 Official details:
https://www.revenuquebec.ca/en/citizens/tax-credits/tax-credit-for-access-to-homeownership/
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🔗 Version française:
https://www.revenuquebec.ca/fr/citoyens/credits-dimpot/credit-dimpot-pour-acces-a-la-propriete-remboursement-de-la-taxe-de-bienvenue/
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10/14/2026

📢 Celebrating 10 years with Maria at Belmonte Léger SEP! 🥂✨
Today, we proudly celebrate Maria and a decade of dedication, hard work, and meaningful contributions to our firm.
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Maria, your commitment and the care you bring to your work have made a lasting difference to our firm. Beyond your professional contributions, we deeply appreciate the person you are and the positive impact you make every day. ☺️
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Thank you for growing with us and helping shape Belmonte Léger SEP into the firm it is today. As we look ahead, we wish you continued success, rewarding opportunities, and many more achievements as we reach new heights together.
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Congratulations on this special milestone, Maria. We are proud to have you on our team! 💙
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10/14/2026

💡 Developing new technology? Improving a product? Solving a technical challenge your business has never faced before? 💰 🇨🇦
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👉 Your work could qualify for Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) tax incentives helping eligible Canadian businesses recover part of the cost of innovation.
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👇 What could your business gain?
- Tax incentives for eligible research and development work.
- Potential investment tax credits and deductions.
- Expert guidance to help identify eligible projects and expenses.
- Support preparing and reviewing your SR&ED claim.
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✔️ Innovation isn't limited to laboratories. Eligible work may take place in manufacturing, software development, engineering, and other industries when it meets the program's requirements.
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At Belmonte Léger SEP, we offer first-time claimant advisory services, pre-claim consultations and reviews, and tax planning and compliance support for SR&ED claims.
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Connect with us to explore whether your business activities may qualify.
📲 (514) 383-4858
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10/13/2026

💰 RRSP OR TFSA? Choosing the wrong one could cost you in taxes.
Both accounts can help you build wealth but they work differently. And your income could make a big difference!
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Here’s a simple guide to help you understand which one may be right for you. 👇
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📈 LOWER INCOME?
👉 Consider a TFSA first.
A Tax-Free Savings Account lets your investments grow tax-free, and eligible withdrawals are also tax-free. You can access your money without adding those withdrawals to your taxable income.
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💼 HIGHER INCOME?
👉 An RRSP may offer greater tax savings.
Contributions to a Registered Retirement Savings Plan can reduce your taxable income today. This can be especially valuable when you’re in a higher tax bracket and expect to pay a lower tax rate when you withdraw the money in retirement.
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⚖️ SOMEWHERE IN THE MIDDLE?
👉 You may benefit from both.
A TFSA offers flexibility for emergencies and other goals, while an RRSP can help reduce your current tax bill. You don’t necessarily have to choose just one.
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💡 Three things to consider before contributing:
✔️ Your current marginal tax rate.
✔️ Your expected income in retirement.
✔️ When you may need access to your savings.
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📢 Remember: Income thresholds are only general guidelines. Your province, available contribution room, retirement plans, and eligibility for income-tested benefits can all affect the decision.
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The goal isn’t simply to pay less tax today. It’s to build more after-tax wealth over your lifetime.
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10/12/2026

Gratitude Always. Happy Thanksgiving! 🧡
Behind every successful business are trusted relationships, dedicated people, and the support that makes growth possible.
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This Thanksgiving, we are grateful for our valued clients, our hardworking team, and the confidence you place in us throughout the year.
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Thank you for being part of our journey. May your holiday be filled with happiness, meaningful moments, and plenty of reasons to give thanks!
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Wishing you and your loved ones a wonderful Thanksgiving! 🦃
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10/09/2026

📢 The Advanced Canada Workers Benefit (ACWB) payment is scheduled for today October 9, 2026.
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👉 This federal benefit helps eligible individuals and families who work but earn a modest income. Rather than waiting until tax season for the full credit, eligible recipients can receive part of their benefit in advance.
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💵 How much could you receive?
- Single workers: Up to $272.17 for this installment.
- Eligible families: Up to $468.83 for this installment.
- Additional support: Eligible recipients with a qualifying disability may receive a disability supplement.
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ℹ️ These are maximum amounts for most provinces and territories not guaranteed payments. Your amount depends on your income, family situation, and eligibility. Quebec residents have different calculations.
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✅ What should you do?
- Make sure your 2025 income tax return has been filed.
- Sign in to your CRA My Account to check your payment details.
- Review the eligibility requirements before assuming you qualify.
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🔗 More information 👇
https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/tax/individuals/topics/about-your-tax-return/tax-return/completing-a-tax-return/deductions-credits-expenses/line-45300-canada-workers-benefit-cwb/how-much-you-can-get.html
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🔗 Version française 👇
https://www.canada.ca/fr/agence-revenu/services/impot/particuliers/sujets/tout-votre-declaration-revenus/declaration-revenus/remplir-declaration-revenus/deductions-credits-depenses/ligne-45300-allocation-canadienne-travailleurs-act/combien-demander.html
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10/08/2026

📢 Canada’s proposed Productivity Mega Deduction could allow businesses to immediately deduct the full cost of many eligible investments in the year the property becomes available for use. The proposal would significantly expand the range of assets eligible for immediate expensing.
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That sounds like a great reason to buy.
👉 But there’s an important catch:
💡 The tax deduction should support a good business decision not create one.
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If you already need a new machine, vehicle, software system or other eligible investment, the accelerated deduction could improve the investment’s after-tax economics and cash flow.
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But buying something you don't need simply because you can deduct it is a different story.
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📊 Before making a major purchase, consider:
✔️ Does the investment make business sense without the tax benefit?
✔️ What will it do for productivity or revenue?
✔️ How will it affect cash flow and financing?
✔️ Could it affect loan covenants or financial ratios?
✔️ Is the asset actually eligible under the proposed rules?
✔️ When will it be acquired and available for use?
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The Financial Post opinion puts it well: a deduction changes when you pay tax not whether the purchase makes sense.
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🇨🇦 The Productivity Mega Deduction could make a good investment better.
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It shouldn't be used to make a bad investment look good.
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Before making a major capital purchase, run the numbers including the tax implications.
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🔗 Source of information: The Financial Post
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10/07/2026

📢 More than 150 Canadian investors and business executives are asking the federal government to consider tax changes they say could encourage more domestic investment and entrepreneurship.
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One of their key proposals?
👉 Allow more investors and entrepreneurs to defer some capital gains tax when proceeds from certain Canadian business transactions are reinvested into another Canadian venture.
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ℹ️ The concept:
Sell an eligible investment ➡️ reinvest the proceeds into another Canadian business ➡️ defer eligible capital gains tax rather than paying it immediately.
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Supporters argue this could encourage successful entrepreneurs and investors to keep more capital circulating within Canadian businesses.
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Canada already has a capital-gains rollover for qualifying investments in eligible small businesses, and that rollover was recently expanded. Changes include a higher corporate asset limit, broader share eligibility and a longer period to make qualifying replacement investments.
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The new proposal being discussed would go further by making capital-gains deferral available more broadly.
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Canada looks for ways to strengthen domestic investment, innovation and entrepreneurship.
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🔗 More information on: The Canadian Press News
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10/06/2026

🇨🇦 CANADIANS ARE CHOOSING CANADIAN.
Even as households watch their budgets more carefully, a significant shift is happening at the checkout:
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→ More Canadians are choosing to keep their dollars closer to home.
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📈 According to Canada's 2026 Holiday Outlook:
→ 54% of Canadians would choose a Canadian-made product even if it costs more than a comparable imported product up from 49% last year.
→ 72% are actively looking for alternatives to U.S. made products.
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And this is happening while Canadians expect to spend an average of $1,487 this holiday season 11% less than last year.
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→ At the same time, 69% are looking for less-expensive alternatives, showing that price still matters.
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So Canadian consumers appear to be balancing two priorities:
Finding better value while being more intentional about where their money goes.
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ℹ️ For Canadian businesses, that's an important opportunity.
Make it easy for customers to identify Canadian-made products. Communicate the value behind buying Canadian. And remember that supporting Canadian businesses doesn't mean consumers have stopped comparing prices.
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👉 This holiday season, Canadians may be spending less but they're increasingly thinking about where those dollars are being spent. 👏 ☺️
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🔗 Source of information CTV News
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