Slay Your Taxes Registration

ON DEMAND

Duration:60 minutes

Abstract:

Get the answers to the tax questions you have as a young adult.

This event will be available on-demand.
Captioning will be available two weeks after the event.

Do you understand your taxes and how to file income tax returns? Are you a student or recent grad left wondering about contribution limits, non-taxable income or the difference between an RRSP and a TFSA? Find out what you need to know to successfully file your taxes.

You will learn about:

What are taxes, why we file them and where they go
Credits, deductions, and special rules for students
The difference between an RRSP and a TFSA
The benefits of filing taxes and how to successfully file an income tax return
Top questions asked by other young adults

SPONSOR
This event is made possible by the generous support of Canada Life, our national development sponsor.

For questions, please email us.

This event is eligible for 1 CPD. CPD credits for financial literacy events are determined by the provincial bodies. Please contact your provincial body for eligibility.

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Speakers

Bertram Richards, CPA, MBA

Director of Finance, Canada Life

Bertram Richards is a Director of Finance at Canada Life. He has a comprehensive twenty-year background in Accounting, Business transformation and IT Finance. With an entrepreneurial mindset, Bertram gives back to the community by providing pro-bono consulting services to non-profit organizations and offers tax consultancy services to corporate and personal clients. Bertram is a CPA and has an MBA from Laurentian University.

Amy Lin, CPA, CA

Associate Manager, Canada Life

Amy Lin is an Associate Manager with Canada Life’s Internal Audit team, delivering value added audit and advisory engagements to the company while primarily serving the company’s investments portfolio. Amy began her career at PwC Canada where she provided external audit and assurance services to large investment fund managers and REITs. Additionally, Amy was part of PwC’s Forensic Services practice, with a focus on assisting clients with investigations including employee fraud, procurement fraud, and litigation support.

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