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17 December 2021

Managing your personal taxes 2021-22 | A Canadian perspective

It's no secret that tax can be quite pervasive and complicated — personal taxes perhaps the most of all. Further, in the wake of the economic damage wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic, personal taxes have taken on an extra layer of complexity for the second year in a row.

In this annual guide, attached below, you'll find tips, strategies, suggestions, and important updates to help you navigate your personal tax experience.

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Managing your personal taxes 2021-22

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