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How much can I be charged when cashing a BC Employment and Assistance cheque?
In light of a recent monetary penalty we issued a Surrey payday lender, we’re taking an opportunity to remind consumers and businesses how much can be charged for cashing certain kinds of government cheques. What types of cheques are we talking about? These laws only apply to BC Employment and Assistance cheques issued by the Ministry […]
Posted on 2019-03-22 :: Add a new comment
Do I pay tax on a gift card?
We get this question a lot. Here’s some information on when you may or may not be asked to pay tax on a gift card. Do I pay tax when I buy a $50 gift card? No. If you bought a gift card for a specific dollar amount, you don’t pay tax on the gift […]
Posted on 2019-03-14 :: Add a new comment
What can be done with my ashes when I die?
We get this question a lot. We’re going to tell you what’s allowed, what’s not allowed, and how to make sure your ashes are spread where you want them to be.
Posted on 2019-03-07 :: Comments (6)
What you need to know about bailiffs
Posted on 2019-02-28 :: Comments (4)
Doing a reno? Don’t forget these contract details
Posted on 2019-02-22 :: Add a new comment
Issue with a cell phone/TV provider? What to expect from the CCTS
Posted on 2019-02-06 :: Add a new comment