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Blog: 6 things to know about sales tax in Canada

TaxConnex

companies sell profitably to the north? What about the sales tax obligations? Our neighbors to the north share several similarities with the United States when it comes to sales tax – but there are key differences. Canada has the equivalent of states for tax purposes. Taxes are largely destination-based.

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Understanding the Difference between Income Statement and Balance Sheet

SMBAccountant

In this blog post, we will explore the differences between these two essential financial statements. Income Statement: The income statement, also referred to as the profit and loss (P&L) statement, is a financial report that showcases a company's revenues, cost of goods sold, expenses, and gains and losses over a specific period.

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Tips and tricks for property investment accounting

Xero

Property investment accounting, or landlord accounting, manages your property portfolio assisting with tax compliance and return on investment. Property investment accounting, or landlord accounting, manages your property portfolio assisting with tax compliance and return on investment. Your primary residence is usually exempt.

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US Roadshow Accelerate: Xero brings the product announcements (and the noise)

Xero

The limited preview of US auto sales tax Xero’s sales tax capabilities, powered by Avalara, will help you stay on top of what is a cumbersome sales tax process. Here are a few of the highlights. At the event, we shared a first look of what the new experience will look like.

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What to know about Form 4562: Depreciation and Amortization

ThomsonReuters

Therefore, helping business clients save money and reduce their tax burden by expensing property they’ve purchased for their company and claiming deductions for  depreciation  or  amortization  of assets is critical. What does a depreciation schedule look like? Section 179 and expensing property Running a company is expensive.

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What exactly is direct tax?

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Jump to: What is direct tax? Examples of direct tax Understanding tax provision Understanding state apportionment Differences between direct and indirect taxes When a taxpayer must pay taxes directly to the government, meaning the taxes cannot be shifted to other entities or individuals, it is known as direct tax.

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Accounting Tips for Start up Freelancers

Cheap Accounting

Whatever the size or structure of your business dealing with your accounts and tax returns comes with the territory. What taxes will I pay? Tax is paid on profits (income less allowable costs) from your business. Entering the world of self employment and being your own boss is extremely exciting.