Beware the pitfalls of not tracking employment tax deductions
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Beware the pitfalls of not tracking employment tax deductions
TIM CESTNICK
SPECIAL TO THE GLOBE AND MAIL
PUBLISHED 2 HOURS AGO
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If you’re an employee, you probably wish you could claim more tax deductions. But believing you can save tax by deducting the cost of a latte at Starbucks every morning is sort of an adult version of believing in the tooth fairy. A recent court case, Che…
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