Legal CRA Loopholes to
Maximize Your 2026 Refund
Don't leave money on the table. Our CPAs have identified the most effective legal strategies to reduce your taxable income and maximize your Canadian tax benefits.
The RRSP Multiplier
Reinvesting your RRSP refund back into your RRSP creates a compounding tax shield that the CRA can't touch.
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The First Home Savings Account is the ultimate "loophole"—it's tax-deductible to go in, and tax-free to come out.
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Medical Travel Expenses
If you have to travel at least 40km to get medical services not available in your community, you can claim the cost of travel. Over 80km? You can claim meals and accommodation too.
Moving for Work/School
If you moved at least 40km closer to a new job or to study full-time at a post-secondary institution, you can deduct huge moving expenses—including the cost of selling your old home.
Digital News Subscription
Supporting journalism? You can claim a non-refundable tax credit for expenses paid for news subscriptions from qualified Canadian journalism organizations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these loopholes legal?
Yes. At TaxBuddy, we perform "tax avoidance," which is the legal arrangement of your affairs to minimize tax. We never engage in "tax evasion," which is illegal.
Can virtual accountants EFILE?
Absolutely. We are authorized CRA EFILE providers. We can file your taxes securely from Halifax to any province in Canada using our encrypted portal.