Calgary tax and financial navigators

09/22/2026

A Procurement Business Number (PBN) may be required for businesses participating in certain federal procurement opportunities and arrangements.

Understanding the difference between your CRA Business Number (BN) and PBN is an important part of getting your business procurement-ready.

📌 BN ≠ PBN
Know what your business needs before you register.

Need help understanding business registration, tax and compliance requirements?

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09/12/2026

Running a corporation is more than filing a T2 once a year. Proper bookkeeping, expense classification, shareholder transactions, payroll, GST and tax planning can all affect your year-end results.

Let’s get your corporate books and taxes organized.

Calgary Tax and Financial Navigators

05/22/2026

🎓 Did you know tuition credits can help reduce your taxes in Canada?

Many students and parents miss valuable tuition-related tax benefits, transfers, and carry-forward opportunities.

At Calgary Tax and Financial Navigators, we help individuals and families understand their tax credits clearly and file accurately with CRA compliance in mind.

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05/05/2026

Did you know you don't have to wait until next year to start receiving benefits? If you’re a new resident, you can apply for the GST/HST credit right now using Form RC151. This means getting those quarterly payments into your pocket sooner to help with your settling-in costs.

At Calgary Tax and Financial Navigators, we specialize in helping new Canadians get off to the right financial start. From registering for benefits to filing your very first return, we’ve got your back.

How we can help:
✅ Confirming your eligibility for federal and provincial credits.

✅ Assistance with completing and submitting Form RC151.

✅ Comprehensive tax planning for your first year in Canada.

Ready to claim what's yours?
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04/22/2026

Selling your principal residence is often tax-exempt, but CRA still requires you to report the sale on Schedule 3 and, where applicable, complete the principal residence designation using Form T2091(IND).

Make sure the sale is reported properly, even where there is no taxable capital gain.

Contact Calgary tax and financial navigators at 825353439 to file our taxes.

04/10/2026