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(Sigh!) Yes, I'm still working on my income tax numbers. i have made some progress, but the dread deadline is only three days away now. I sincerely hope I can get my part done today - or at worst tomorrow.
Then I want to go find an accountant who can double- check my math and make sure I've filled the blanks all correctly.
Besides that, last night I came across 3 YouTube videos that insist that there are "5 Missing Documents that can cost Canadian Homeowners $200,000." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYJ-7U8JibY
Another one has the title: "EXPOSED: $2,000 Tax if You Don't Declare Your Home in 2026." (WHOA!!!) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D49Hag2sULQ
A 3rd one is: "CRA is Putting Liens on Canadian Homes - No Lawsuit, No Warning." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAmtto-DYsE
So I'm hoping to find official answers to this too! I need to find someone who can explain these matters plainly to me. Perhaps the accountant I want to see, or ... if necessary, my cousin's husband who is a lawyer, tho' I understand he is super busy these days.
Are you in a similar position? Or have you got it all done long ago? God bless you for that!
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What cheers me up these days is that the snowy days may be behind us for this winter. We had some snowy days last week, but now we are facing very blue skies with birds cheering in the trees and even new leaves bursting out on the branches.
The forecast is for sunshine (with some clouds on Saturday) and then back to sunny days and temps as high as +17 and +19. I picture myself doing yard-work in a few days!
I wish you the same good weather where you are!
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Do you set up for a spring yard sale every year, or have you given up on those? In a sense I have but it occurred to me just the last day or so that I could probably sell some stuff as I hope to do some deep cleaning this spring.... but that I should try to be an early bird as some people give up on such sales after a while
While the novelty is still fresh is the best time to try a yard sale. YOU can unload a lot of stuff that is not so interesting to you any more, maybe even in the way, but someone else might just snap it up.
Low prices can win folks over, and save you the bother of taking it to the dump - or unloading it in the bins in small amounts.
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