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How much can I be charged when cashing a BC Employment and Assistance cheque?
We’re taking an opportunity to remind consumers and businesses how much can be charged for cashing certain kinds of government cheques.
Posted on 2019-03-22 :: Comments (5)
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 :: Comments (56)
What can be done with my ashes when I die?
Whether you want them in a coffee tin, fancy urn or scattered in a meaningful location, here’s are the rules for your ashes when you die.
Posted on 2019-03-07 :: Comments (37)
What you need to know about bailiffs
Posted on 2019-02-28 :: Comments (49)
Issue with a cell phone/TV provider? What to expect from the CCTS
Posted on 2019-02-06 :: Comments (9)
3 tips to get prepared for tax season
Posted on 2019-01-18 :: Add a new comment