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09/30/2026

Today, we pause to remember, listen, and reflect.

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is a reminder that reconciliation begins with understanding the experiences of Indigenous peoples, acknowledging the past, and creating space for respect, healing, and meaningful connection.

At T-Ledgers, we believe that behind every business, every number, and every balance sheet are people, and people matter.

May today be a moment to listen with empathy, remember with respect, and move forward with kindness.

Every step toward understanding is a step toward reconciliation.

🧡 September 30 | National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

09/25/2026

British Columbia has paused its planned expansion of the Provincial Sales Tax (PST) to several professional services.

The change was originally scheduled to take effect October 1, 2026, and would have expanded PST to services including:

• Accounting & bookkeeping
• Architectural services
• Engineering & geoscience services
• Non-residential real estate services
• Security & private investigation services

The B.C. government says the pause is intended to give businesses more breathing room amid ongoing international trade disruptions and economic uncertainty.

For businesses providing these services, this means the planned PST collection requirement will not take effect on October 1, 2026 as originally scheduled.

However, there is an important detail:

The underlying legislation remains in place.

B.C. has maintained the legislative framework that would allow PST to apply to these services in the future. The current exemption is therefore a pause, not necessarily a permanent removal of the proposed tax expansion.

If your business operates in B.C., this is a change worth monitoring closely.

Tax rules can change quickly. Your accounting and compliance processes should be ready to adapt with them.

09/19/2026

PLANNING TO BUY EQUIPMENT OR INVEST IN YOUR BUSINESS? DON’T MAKE THE PURCHASE BEFORE YOU KNOW THIS.

Canada’s proposed Productivity Mega Deduction could allow businesses to immediately write off 100% of the cost of many eligible capital investments in the year they become available for use.

That could mean faster tax deductions and improved cash flow for businesses investing in:

• Manufacturing equipment
• Computer equipment & software
• Fibre-optic networks
• Certain mining and infrastructure assets
• Aircraft and rail infrastructure
• Patents and eligible R&D-related assets

The goal? Make business investment in Canada more attractive by reducing the after-tax cost of eligible investments.

But here’s the part every business owner needs to understand:

A 100% write-off does NOT mean you get 100% of your purchase price back.

It means the eligible cost may be deducted against taxable business income much sooner, potentially improving your cash flow and the economics of the investment.

Thinking about buying equipment, technology or other capital assets? The timing and eligibility could matter.

Talk to your accountant before making a major purchase to understand how the proposed rules could apply to your business.

T-Ledgers — Bookkeeping | Tax Filing | Tax Advisory | Virtual CFO

09/07/2026

A little pause before the next big move. ☕

This Labour Day, take a moment to step back, recharge, and appreciate the work that keeps businesses moving forward.

At T-Ledgers, we believe your accounting shouldn’t add to the workload. From bookkeeping and tax filing to payroll and virtual CFO services, we handle the numbers so you can focus on what matters most, growing your business.

Wishing all Canadian business owners, entrepreneurs, and hardworking professionals a Happy Labour Day! 🇨🇦

08/27/2026

Think you can claim it? The CRA might think otherwise.

Every tax season, Canadians claim expenses they believe should qualify as deductions only to discover that the CRA doesn’t agree.

Some of the most commonly challenged claims include:

• Work clothing that isn’t eligible
• Home office expenses without proper eligibility or documentation
• Vehicle expenses for personal use
• Meals and entertainment without a clear business purpose
• Internet and phone expenses without proper allocation
• Charitable donations without valid receipts
• Medical expenses that don’t meet CRA requirements
• Moving expenses without meeting the required distance criteria
• Childcare payments to ineligible individuals
• Rental losses without a reasonable expectation of profit
• Business-use-of-home expenses without proper documentation
• Capital Cost Allowance (CCA) claimed on personal assets
• Interest on loans that aren’t used to earn income
• Education credits for programs that don’t qualify

The important part?
A deduction isn’t valid simply because you spent the money.

Eligibility, documentation, and the purpose of the expense all matter. A poorly supported claim can result in a reassessment, repayment, or even penalties.

Before claiming an expense, make sure it actually meets CRA requirements and that you have the documentation to support it.

Not sure whether an expense is deductible? Talk to us before you file.

08/18/2026

What if your biggest annual expense isn’t your mortgage, groceries, or rent?

According to the Fraser Institute, the average Canadian family paid 42.3% of its income in taxes in 2024.

That’s more than the 35.5% spent on three basic necessities combined:

🏠 Shelter
🛒 Food
👕 Clothing

Put another way, for every $100 of income, approximately $42 went toward taxes, while about $36 went toward these essential needs.

And the numbers look very different when compared with previous decades.

In 1961, taxes accounted for 33.5% of family income, while food, shelter and clothing represented 56.5%.

Over time, taxation has become a much larger share of the average Canadian family’s financial picture.

Of course, taxes fund essential public services and infrastructure. But the numbers raise an important question:

How much of your hard-earned income actually stays in your hands—and how much goes toward taxes?

Understanding your tax position isn’t just about filing your return correctly. It’s about understanding where your money is going and making informed financial decisions.

Save this post and share it with someone who thinks their biggest expense is their mortgage.

Source: Fraser Institute, Canadian Consumer Tax Index.

08/13/2026

When CRA snaps… are your finances ready?

One moment, everything is business as usual.

Then suddenly, a CRA letter lands on your desk.

“Action Required.”

Your heart drops. Your team starts asking questions. You start digging through invoices, receipts, payroll records, tax filings, and spreadsheets, hoping everything is exactly where it should be.

But here’s the thing:

CRA compliance shouldn’t feel like a surprise attack.

With accurate bookkeeping, properly filed taxes, organized financial records, and professional guidance, you can face that letter with confidence instead of panic.

At T-Ledgers, we help Canadian businesses stay financially organized and prepared, from bookkeeping and tax filing to payroll, HST, and Virtual CFO services.

Because when CRA comes knocking, you shouldn’t be scrambling to figure out what went wrong.

You should already know you’re prepared.

Let T-Ledgers be your financial superheroes behind the scenes.

Don’t wait for the snap. Get prepared before it happens.

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08/09/2026

Your tax bill doesn’t stay the same. It can grow with your income, missed filings, penalties, and interest.

Think of your taxes like a living being, the longer you ignore them, the bigger they can become.

Stay ahead of your tax obligations and avoid unpleasant surprises. Let T-Ledgers help you keep your books, filings, and taxes on track.

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08/02/2026

Think reporting less income than everyone else in your industry will keep you under the CRA's radar? Think again.

The CRA doesn't just review your tax return in isolation. They compare your reported income, gross margins, expenses, and profit ratios against businesses in your industry.

If your numbers are significantly outside the expected range without a reasonable explanation, your return could be flagged for further review.

Being flagged doesn't automatically mean you've done something wrong—but it does mean you'll likely face additional scrutiny.

The smarter approach isn't hiding income. It's keeping accurate books, reporting correctly, and having proper documentation to support every number you file.

Don't gamble with your business. Stay compliant and file with confidence.

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07/15/2026

🚨 CRA Payroll Update: New Payroll Deduction Formulas Effective July 1, 2026

The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has introduced updated Payroll Deductions Formulas, effective July 1, 2026, following the reduction in the lowest federal personal income tax rate from 15% to 14%.

Here's what employers need to know:

✅ The new formulas apply to salary, wages, bonuses, commissions, retroactive pay, and other taxable remuneration paid on or after July 1, 2026.

✅ Employers must update their payroll software or use the latest CRA Payroll Deductions Tables to ensure the correct amount of federal income tax is withheld.

✅ CPP and EI calculation methods remain unchanged. The update primarily affects federal income tax deductions.

✅ Employees may notice slightly lower federal tax deductions on each paycheque, resulting in a modest increase in take-home pay.

⚠️ Using outdated payroll formulas could lead to incorrect tax withholdings, payroll adjustments, and unnecessary compliance issues.

At T-Ledgers, we help businesses stay compliant with the latest CRA requirements, so you can focus on running your business with confidence.

📩 Need help reviewing your payroll? Get in touch with our team today.

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89 Skyway Avenue
Etobicoke, ON
M9W6R4

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Tuesday	9am - 8pm
Wednesday	9am - 8pm
Thursday	9am - 8pm
Friday	9am - 8pm
Saturday	10am - 6pm

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https://tledgers.ca/

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