This course qualifies as a prerequisite course towards the MPE

Canadian Taxation 1 introduces the core principles of Canada’s income tax system, providing a solid foundation for understanding personal taxation and compliance. This course explores how Canadian income tax rules apply to individuals, focusing on calculating net income, taxable income, and federal and provincial taxes payable.

Through real-life examples and guided exercises, students will learn to apply tax laws, recognize taxable vs. non-taxable income, and identify allowable deductions and credits. The course also highlights the role of tax planning in personal financial decisions.

Key Topics:

• Overview of the Canadian tax system and CRA

• Determination of net income for tax purposes

• Employment, business, property, and capital gains income

• Registered plans and tax credits

• Basic tax calculations and return preparation

• Personal tax planning fundamentals

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of this course, students will be able to:

• Understand and navigate the Canadian income tax system

• Accurately calculate individual taxable income and taxes payable

• Identify key tax credits, deductions, and planning opportunities

• Prepare basic personal tax returns using CRA guidelines

Earn 10 CPD credit hours with this course.

This course qualifies for the Tuition Tax Credit with Form T2202.

This course is designed for self-study with instructor assistance available when needed.
This course is eligible for 10 CPD Hours.
This purchase is non-refundable.