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CRA Medical Credit

CRA and Patience

The Big Cajun Man details their protracted struggle with the Canadian Revenue Agency (CRA) to reclaim medical tax credits for our child’s schooling. Our initial claim was approved, but a school change prompted a denial, necessitating resubmission with updated documentation. The process has been excessively long, exceeding the CRA’s estimated timeframe, leaving me frustrated but resigned to waiting. I reflect on the situation, expressing my annoyance but acknowledging the lack of alternative options. Despite my personal connections within the CRA, I emphasizes the need for patience.

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CPP EI Max for 2025

CPP, CPP2 and EI for 2025

Wondering how much CPP, CPP2, and EI you’ll pay in 2025? This detailed breakdown explains all the new max 2025 contribution thresholds, including changes to EI insurable earnings, CPP maximums, and the growing role of CPP2 for higher-income earners. With premium rate updates, earnings ceilings, and self-employed considerations, this guide helps salary earners and gig workers understand when deductions stop and how the changes compare to 2024. Whether you’re budgeting for take-home pay or just trying to decode your pay stub, this is your one-stop update for the year ahead.

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