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ARTICLE · 16 JANUARY 2017

A Word To The Wise, Tips For Your…Tax Bill

Choosing presents for my family during the holiday season is one of my favourite things to do at this time of the year.

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Choosing presents for my family during the holiday season is one of my favourite things to do at this time of the year. In fact, I was always the designated gift wrapper in my family as I loved to take extra care in making sure the presents under the tree were worthy of any holiday commercial. My gift-giving tradition continued as a tax professional; but instead of hand wrapping presents, I've chosen to write about some of the better tax tips that you, my reader, might be able to use as part of your yearend tax planning. So read on to learn about some of my favourite holiday tips.

Claim Interest on Disappearing Investments

If you have borrowed money for an investment (or even a business) that may have gone belly-up (or sold for a loss), you're likely not too happy about the fact that you are still stuck paying interest on this loan. Guess what? It's possible that this interest may still be deductible (so might be a gift in disguise).

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