As a business owner, one key to your growth is to keep up to date with ever-changing technology trends. Learning what technology can help you, as a business owner, be more effective and efficient will also lead to your further success.
At one time, having a “side job” meant a little extra cash to help with the family income without much consideration to reporting these at tax time. These days, having a side job is known as “side hustling”, and it is quickly becoming a popular first step towards entrepreneurship.
A side hustle can include anything from house-cleaning to chauffeuring to freelance writing to hoteling. It can include ventures such as AirBnB, Uber and TaskRabbit, to name a few. If you’re in this category of business, or have any sort of business or hobby on the side, you should be declaring them at tax time.
For many of us, tax season can sneak up and catch us off guard. This often causes anxiety and stress as we try to prepare to file our income tax returns. To avoid this additional stress, start organizing your taxes now by following a few easy steps:
Owning a small business can be a rewarding venture as long as you plan ahead and consider the possible pitfalls before opening up shop.
For many Canadians, entering into parenthood is not only an emotional roller coaster but also brings some trepidation about how to financially support a family in today’s economy. Couples who are planning a family need to prepare for more than the colour of the baby’s room. There are many expenses to consider from childcare to saving for University.
