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🍁 Moving back to Canada after years abroad? Your foreign investments may have tax implications you need to understand.➡️...
10/26/2026

🍁 Moving back to Canada after years abroad? Your foreign investments may have tax implications you need to understand.

➡️ Once you re-establish Canadian tax residency, your worldwide income may become subject to Canadian taxation, including income from foreign investments.

💰 The fair market value of certain investments when you become a Canadian tax resident again may affect how future capital gains are calculated.

📋 You may also have CRA reporting obligations, including Form T1135, depending on the type and value of your foreign assets. Special rules may apply in your first year of residency.

✅ Planning ahead and keeping proper records can help you understand your tax obligations and avoid unexpected surprises.

📩 Contact NU Professionals for professional support with your Canadian tax matters.

📞 647-861-2099
✉️ [email protected]

10/23/2026

📢 What changes do you need to report to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)? Keeping your personal information up to date is essential to avoid delays in tax-related communications and benefit payments.

➡️ Address Changes: If you move, make sure to update your address with the CRA to ensure you receive important notices and correspondence.

➡️ Social Insurance Number (SIN): If your SIN changes, you must inform the CRA to keep your tax records accurate.

➡️ Marital Status Changes: Whether you get married, become common-law partners, separate, divorce, or become widowed, you must notify the CRA of changes to your marital status.

♦️ Keeping your information accurate helps ensure your tax records, credits, and benefit payments are calculated and processed correctly.

➡️ Have questions about updating your information with the CRA or how these changes may affect your taxes?

📩 Contact us today for professional guidance.

📞 647-861-2099
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🇨🇦 You left Canada, but your Canadian bank account is still open. Does that mean you're still a tax resident?🏦 Keeping a...
10/21/2026

🇨🇦 You left Canada, but your Canadian bank account is still open. Does that mean you're still a tax resident?

🏦 Keeping a Canadian bank account open does not automatically make you a Canadian tax resident.

📋 The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) considers your overall residential ties, including your home, spouse or dependants, and other connections to Canada.

✈️ Even if you become a non-resident for tax purposes, certain Canadian-source income may still be subject to Canadian tax.

💡 Understanding your residency status is essential to meeting your tax obligations and avoiding potential complications.

📞 Need professional guidance? Contact NU Professionals!

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10/20/2026

🏡 Do you live in one Canadian province while renting out a property in another? Understanding how the CRA treats your rental income is essential for managing your tax obligations.

📊 Rental income must generally be reported on your annual income tax return. Eligible expenses, such as mortgage interest, property taxes, and insurance, may also be deductible.

🇨🇦 Your province of residence on December 31 generally determines which provincial income tax rates apply to you as an individual.

📩 Have questions about your rental income or tax obligations? Contact NU Professionals for professional support.

📞 647-861-2099
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🇨🇦 Did you move to Canada with savings from another country? Are you wondering whether you need to report that money to ...
10/19/2026

🇨🇦 Did you move to Canada with savings from another country? Are you wondering whether you need to report that money to the CRA?

💰 Bringing your personal savings to Canada does not automatically mean you have to pay taxes on them.

✈️ However, if you enter Canada carrying CAD 10,000 or more in cash or certain monetary instruments, you must declare it to the CBSA.

🌎 If you are a Canadian tax resident and hold certain foreign assets with a total cost exceeding CAD 100,000, you may also have foreign asset reporting obligations.

📋 Understanding the difference between bringing money into Canada and reporting foreign assets is essential to staying compliant with Canadian tax regulations.

📞 Need professional guidance on your Canadian tax obligations? Contact NU Professionals!

📱 +1 647-861-2099
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🌐 www.nuprofessionals.ca

10/16/2026

➡️ If you are looking for answers to the question “What is QuickBooks and how do I use it?” you are in the right place! As Nilgun Uzunhasanoglu, CPA, CMA, we are here to support you with QuickBooks Online and all your accounting processes.

🎯 Our tailored QBO training packages can be delivered in English or Turkish, helping you master accounting tools that support your career.

➡️ In this video, we walk you through how to use the Navigation Bar and Dashboard in QuickBooks Online, showing you how to quickly access frequently used pages, customize your navigation, and optimize your workflow for greater efficiency.

Follow our YouTube channel for more QuickBooks tips and tutorials! 🔍📺

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10/14/2026

🇨🇦 Is dividend income tax-free in Canada? Think again!

❌ False! Dividends received by individual shareholders are generally taxable and must be reported on their personal income tax returns.

💰 The amount of tax you pay depends on whether your dividends are eligible or non-eligible, your province of residence, and your personal tax situation.

📊 Understanding how dividend income is taxed can help you make informed financial decisions and avoid unexpected tax obligations.

📩 At NU Professionals, we provide professional support to help you navigate your Canadian tax obligations with confidence.

📞 +1 (647) 861-2099
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.nuprofessionals.ca

10/13/2026

💼 Started Earning Money Before Registering Your Business in Canada?

🇨🇦 Whether you're freelancing, selling products online, or providing services, earning income without officially registering your business doesn't mean you're exempt from taxes.

📋 The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) generally requires you to report income earned from business activities, even if your business isn't formally registered.

💰 Depending on your taxable revenues, you may also be required to register for GST/HST once you exceed the $30,000 threshold under the applicable rules.

⚠️ Business registration requirements may vary depending on your province and the type of business you operate.

📊 Keeping accurate financial records and understanding your tax obligations from the beginning can help you avoid costly mistakes.

🤝 At NU Professionals, we provide professional guidance to help you take the right steps with your business taxes.

📞 +1 647-861-2099
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.nuprofessionals.ca

🏡 Moved out of your home and started renting it out? You may need to consider how this change affects your Principal Res...
10/12/2026

🏡 Moved out of your home and started renting it out? You may need to consider how this change affects your Principal Residence status in Canada.

🇨🇦 Understanding the Principal Residence Exemption (PRE) and the Section 45(2) election can help you make informed decisions about your tax obligations.

📋 Depending on your circumstances, a Section 45(2) election may allow you to defer a deemed disposition and preserve certain principal residence tax benefits, subject to CRA requirements.

💰 Remember, rental income must still be reported on your tax return, even if you qualify for a principal residence tax benefit.

⚠️ Before renting out your former home, make sure you understand the potential tax implications and the options available to you.

🎯 Get professional support to make informed decisions about your tax matters.

📞 647-861-2099
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