Summer Newsletter

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• Tax free is not what it used to be
• Summer hours
• CRA's Prescribed Interest Rates

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CRA’s Prescribed Interest Rates

The prescribed interest rates for the fourth quarter of 2013 are as follows:

- 2% to calculate a deemed interest benefit on subsidized employee and shareholder loans;

- 2% on refunds of income tax overpayments;

- 4% on refunds of non- corporate income tax overpayments; and

- 6% on payments of overdue income taxes, insufficient income tax instalments, unremitted employee source deductions, CPP contributions or EI premiums, and unpaid penalties.

These rates are in effect from: October 1, 2013 to December 31, 2013.