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Before you act on anything about tax on this page

This practice is licensed in life and health insurance. It is not an accounting practice, it does not prepare returns, and nothing on this page is tax advice or an opinion on anybody’s tax position.

  • Speak to an accountant before you act. Not after. If tax is any part of the reason a decision is being considered, a professional accountant who has seen the actual file is the person to decide it with, and this page is not a substitute for that conversation.
  • The rules move. Tax rules, thresholds, rates, forms and deadlines change, most of them at least once a year, and a rule described here may have been amended since this page was built.
  • The tax authority is the authority. For anything a reader intends to rely on, the Canada Revenue Agency and, in Quebec, Revenu Quebec publish the current rule themselves, free, and that is where it should be read.
  • Nothing here is a calculation of anybody’s tax. This page describes how a rule is written. It does not work out what any reader will pay, recover or owe, because that depends on a whole return and on facts no page can see.
  • No professional relationship is created by reading this. No reliance should be placed on it, and nothing in it is legal advice either.

In plain language: we are not accountants. Anything here that touches tax is general information, it changes, and it should be checked with an accountant and against the tax authority’s own page before anybody uses it for anything.

This is the second index on this site, and it exists because being lost has two shapes. The site map groups every page by subject, which helps when you know what you want but not what it is called. This page is alphabetical and it filters as you type, which helps when you half remember a title and have no idea which subject it sits under.

438 pages, listed once each. It is the same set the site map groups by subject, and the same figure the home page prints.

Start typing part of a title. Everything that does not match is hidden. A subject works too: type a silo name or a city and the list narrows to it. Clear the box to see them all again.

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C 27

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G 19

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M 4

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P 25

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Q 4

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R 19

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The machine files

These three are public and none of them is listed anywhere else on the site. The first is for search engines, the second is for assistants that read sites, the third tells a crawler what it may fetch.

  • sitemap.xmlEvery address on the site, for search engines.
  • llms.txtThe same addresses, written for an assistant.
  • robots.txtWhat a crawler is asked to do here.

What is not listed here, and why

Two kinds of page are left out on purpose. The confirmation pages a reader only sees after sending a form, which are not pages anybody browses to. And the administrative area, which is not part of the published site.

No page on this site holds anybody’s information. Nothing a reader sends is published anywhere, and there is no page here that could be listed and should not be.

The legal pages are listed in full, with everything else. A privacy policy that is hard to find is a privacy policy doing half its job.

The site map itself is the one page not listed, because a map that lists itself is the only entry on it nobody needs. It is one link away, above.

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