Tag: Tax Planning
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Goldman Sachs Stake Rebalancing: Why Too Much of a Good Stock Isn’t a Problem—Until It Is
Understanding the rally and the risk of concentration Goldman Sachs has delivered a remarkable run, with a 53.5% jump last year and additional gains early in 2026. For an investor with a sizable stake, such performance can be thrilling but also risky. When a single stock dominates a portfolio, it introduces concentration risk, potentially magnifying…
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New Year, New Tax Measures: What to Expect in 2026
Overview: Small changes with limited impact As a new year unfolds, the tax landscape for individuals is set to see incremental shifts in 2026. According to tax professionals, most changes are modest and won’t upend the average taxpayer’s annual bill. While some measures are being abandoned, a few targeted additions aim to provide relief or…
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New RRSP and TFSA Limits Revealed for 2026: What Savers Need to Know
H2: 2026 RRSP and TFSA: A snapshot for savers The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has unveiled the 2026 limits for two of Canadians’ most important savings vehicles: RRSPs and TFSAs. As the new year unfolds, savers will want to understand how these changes impact retirement plans, tax planning, and year-end contribution opportunities. While there are…
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Five 2026 Tax Changes You Need to Know: RRSP Limits, Brackets, and More
Understanding the 2026 Tax Landscape Every fall, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) updates the numbers that shape a Canadian taxpayer’s year ahead. For 2026, several changes aim to adjust how much you can contribute to retirement savings, where you sit in the tax brackets, and how certain benefits are calculated. The changes are not just…
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Five 2026 Tax Changes: New RRSP Limits, Tax Brackets and More
What to expect in 2026: Five major tax changes you need to know Each autumn, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) reveals updates that affect how Canadians contribute, earn, and file their taxes in the coming year. For 2026, several notable changes could influence planning for retirement, savings, and overall tax strategy. Here are five key…
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Home Salary: Boost Provident Fund & Gratuity Under New Labour Codes
Understanding the New Labour Codes and Your Home Salary The upcoming labour reforms, effective November 21, 2025, introduce a standardized approach to compensation across many employers. A key change is that the basic salary must comprise 50% of the total cost to company (CTC). While this aims to simplify compliance and enhance worker protections, it…
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Home Salary and Retirement Contributions: Navigating Provident Fund & Gratuity Under Labour Codes 2025
Understanding the New Labour Codes and Their Impact on Your Home Salary Starting November 21, 2025, a set of unified Labour Codes will reshape salary structures across many sectors. A key provision mandates that the basic salary should be 50% of the total cost to company (CTC). This shift can influence take-home pay, as higher…