Bookkeeping tips, tax strategies, and financial insights for Canadian real estate professionals.
22 articles
Receipt scanning transforms how Canadian realtors manage expenses. Instead of stuffing receipts in a drawer, snap a photo and let the system organize everything for you.
On July 15, 2026, the Bank of Canada set the overnight rate at 2.25%. Here's how this shift affects your clients' mortgages, purchasing power, and your pipeline.
Expense tracking for real estate agents doesn't have to be complicated. Here's how to stay organized and make tax season painless.
Canada's ban on non-Canadian homebuyers is set to lift January 1, 2027. Here's what realtors need to know — including Ontario's 25% Non-Resident Speculation Tax and the CRA withholding rules on non-resident sales.
As of July 1, 2026, Ontario tenants can install their own window or portable AC when the landlord doesn't provide cooling — with written notice, code compliance, and a cost-recovery rule landlords need to document.
The Bank of Canada held its key rate at 2.25% on June 10 — its fifth straight hold. Here's what it means for GTA buyers, sellers, and anyone facing a mortgage renewal.
Canada is technically in a recession — but GTA sales are up 7% and your local market is tightening, not collapsing. Here's the number that actually decides your year, and it isn't GDP.
A practical guide to bookkeeping for Canadian realtors and self-employed professionals — how to track commissions, stay HST-ready, claim every deduction, and walk into tax season organized instead of overwhelmed.
Canadian realtors leave $3,000-$8,000 in tax deductions on the table every April. Here are the 5 most commonly missed — and how to track them automatically.
The Toronto Tenant Union just expanded city-wide. For agents with investor clients, the rental investment math in this city just changed. Here is what to actually do about it.