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Three Smart Levers to Cut Your 2025 Tax Bill

Taxes are inevitable, but overpaying them isn’t. With new rules and opportunities in 2025, smart planning can help you keep more of your hard-earned money. Here are three effective levers to reduce your tax liability this year: 1. Maximize Retirement Contributions Contributing to retirement accounts such as RRSPs (Canada) or 401(k)/IRAs (U.S.) remains one of the most effective ways to lower taxable income. Contributions qualify for tax relief at your highest marginal rate, meaning every dollar you save reduces your tax bill significantly. Employer-matching programs make this even more attractive, and withdrawals in retirement can be structured for lower tax exposure. 2. Leverage Tax Credits and Deductions Common deductions include childcare expenses, education costs, and home office claims. Tax credits, unlike deductions, directly reduce the amount you owe, making them especially valuable. Temporary tax breaks introduced in 2025 can be maximized before they expire. 3. Use...

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Legal Battle Over Popeyes' Chicken Safety in Ontario

 

A lawsuit has been filed against Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen, alleging that the fast-food chain has been selling "unsafe" chicken in its Ontario restaurants. The legal action, which surfaced recently, has raised concerns among consumers about food safety standards at the popular fried chicken franchise.

While details of the lawsuit remain limited, reports indicate that the claim centers around the quality and safety of Popeyes' chicken products. The case could have significant implications for the brand's reputation and its operations in Canada.

Popeyes has yet to issue an official response to the allegations. However, food safety experts suggest that such lawsuits often lead to increased scrutiny and potential policy changes within the industry.



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