Category: Canadian Corporate Accounting

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Canada’s Tax Return Process and the Problems With Canada’s Income Tax System

What is a Corporation's Income Tax Return in Canada? In Canada, corporations are subject to income tax. The main objective is to redistribute the profits earned by the companies back to the people. Corporation Tax Return: At the end of each taxation year, a corporation is required to complete and file an income tax return with Revenue Quebec in order to assess their tax liability. This includes all types of income from any source except for unearned income such as dividends. There are also reserve deductions that may be claimed including depreciation on property and losses from a sale of…

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How to Filing a Corporation Income Tax Return in Canada

What is a Corporation Income Tax Return and How do You File One in Canada? A corporation income tax return is a report that a company files with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to calculate how much income tax they have to pay. In the United States, it is known as a Form 1120. A corporation tax return includes information on how much income has been earned, what expenses have been incurred and what assets have been used to generate the earnings. The corporation will also use this form to figure out any taxes owed. Additionally, this form will be…