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Your 2026 Tax Experience Is About to Change: What to Expect

Canada’s tax landscape is shifting in 2026, and the changes will be felt in three places you interact with most: online, at home, and directly on your paycheque. While none of these updates are dramatic on their own, together they signal a broader push toward modernization, transparency, and digital-first service. A More Streamlined Online Filing Experience The federal government is continuing its multi‑year effort to simplify online tax filing. Expect a more intuitive CRA portal, clearer prompts, and better integration with third‑party tax software. The goal is to reduce errors and make filing feel less like a chore and more like a guided process. Home-Based Deductions Get a Tune‑Up If you work from home—even part‑time—you’ll notice adjustments to the way home‑office deductions are calculated. The temporary flat‑rate method introduced during the pandemic is gone, replaced by a more structured approach that requires documentation but offers more precise deductions for those with s...

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Global Backlash Against Trump's Tariffs

World leaders have expressed strong opposition to the tariffs imposed by former U.S. President Donald Trump, citing concerns over economic instability and strained international relations. Several nations have pledged retaliatory measures, warning of potential trade wars that could disrupt global markets. The tariffs, aimed at protecting American industries, have sparked debates about their long-term impact on international cooperation and economic growth.



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