Johnny Kwong, CPA
Manager
Johnny received his Bachelor of Commerce Degree in 2011, from Athabasca University. In April 2013, he joined the KWB team and began pursuing his CPA designation. He was officially admitted as a CPA member in December 2016 and continued working as a Senior Staff Accountant at KWB. In February 2019, Johnny was promoted to the role of Manager at KWB, and now continues to expand his knowledge and experience in a variety of areas.
In his personal life, Johnny is a proud father to two beautiful girls, who regularly surprise him with their own achievements. He and his wife are continuing to enjoy all the experiences of their parenting journey…except for the still persisting lack of sleep. In his minimal spare time, Johnny enjoys watching movies, going for long walks, and still attempts to find time to sneak in a date night here and there.
Other Posts by Johnny
Nov
26
2019
Registering For GST
Do you need to register for GST? Some services are exempt from the GST/HST – that is, no GST/HST applies to them. This means that you do not charge the GST/HST on […]
May
21
2019
Living Out Allowance
In certain situations, a company can pay and deduct a living out allowance and the employee does not have to report the allowance in their income. In order for this […]
Apr
16
2019
Supporting Documents for a Charitable Donation
When you make a charitable donation, one of the key benefits you receive is the donation tax credit on your tax return. In order to be able to claim a […]
Jan
29
2019
Unreported T-slip income
Regardless of the reason, if you have unreported T-slip income of $500 or more from any T-slips in your current year tax return, don’t wait for CRA to catch it. […]
Mar
1
2017
Child Rearing Provision
If you left the work force or reduced your working hours to be the primary caregiver for your children, it will likely be to your benefit to apply for the […]
Jan
3
2017
Changes to the Eligible Capital Property Rules Effective January 1, 2017
Eligible capital property (ECP) includes items such as goodwill, patents, trademarks, customer lists and other intangibles with no fixed lifespan. As of January 1, 2017, the new rules for eligible […]
Nov
29
2016
OAS Benefits
What is the value of deferring my OAS benefits, sometimes also called OAS pension, to a future year? There are several reasons why you might want to defer your OAS benefits, […]
Oct
18
2016
Canada Child Benefit
Beginning July 2016, the Liberal government combined the Canada Child Tax Benefit, National Child Benefit Supplement and the Universal Child Care Benefit into the Canada Child Benefit. Under the new Canada […]
Sep
6
2016
Home Buyers Plan
The Home Buyers Plan (HBP) is a program that allows you to withdraw up to $25,000, per person from each of your RRSP accounts in a calendar year to buy, […]
Dec
1
2015
CRA Requirements for Keeping Financial Information
You are required by law to keep records if one or more of the following situations apply: You operate a business in Canada You have to file an income tax […]
Oct
13
2015
Taxable Benefits For The Personal Use of Company Aircraft
A corporate aircraft that is owned or leased primarily for business purposes, but is used for personal purposes (i.e. flight to transport employees or shareholders to a vacation destination) will […]
May
26
2014
Heartbleed & CRA’s Deadline For 2013
As you may have heard, Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) extended the 2013 personal tax return deadline to May 5th, 2014. This was due to a security issue, known as the […]
