3 months ago
Man doing his own corporate taxes at a desk in Canada

Last updated: Jun. 30, 2025 In an attempt to save money at tax time, small business owners often ask: “Can I do my own corporate taxes?” The short answer is: Yes, of course you can! However… … it’s important to know what you are getting yourself into, because DIY business tax filing can end up costing … Read more

7 months ago
A contractor with a calculator reviewing T4A requirements for contractors

Last updated: Feb. 20, 2025 An important part of the Canadian tax system, a T4A slip, is also considered a statement of pension, retirement, annuity, or other income. This type of slip is issued to anyone who receives income that’s not considered employment-related, such as money earned from pensions, annuities, self-employment, and more.  What are the … Read more

2 years ago
Farmer standing in field using tools to manage farm risk and finance

Last updated: Dec. 22, 2023  Producers and agribusiness owners face unique challenges, especially when it comes to operating their businesses. It can be difficult to know where to look for assistance programs that focus on risk management and protecting agricultural producers from income and production losses.  The following initiatives were designed to help Canadian farmers … Read more

2 years ago
A toy car on a desk next to a person filling out tax preparation paperwork

Last updated: Oct. 10, 2023 For self-employed individuals, claiming tax deductions correctly can be a time-consuming, frustrating, and complex process, especially when it comes to tracking vehicle expenses.  Using your personal vehicle for business purposes or to earn business income allows you to deduct a certain percentage of related expenses, such as fuel and maintenance costs … Read more

2 years ago
Canadian farmers discussing income splitting.

Last updated: Jun. 8, 2023 Income splitting redistributes income within a family—typically from a higher-earning spouse in a higher tax bracket to a spouse in a lower tax bracket. This strategy may help reduce a family’s overall tax burden, by helping the higher-earning partner reduce their  tax bill.  Income splitting takes advantage of Canada’s progressive tax … Read more

4 years ago

Last updated: Oct. 8, 2021 As part of our commitment to helping you stay informed about the Covid-19 support programs available from the federal and provincial governments, we will also curate and share content that provides additional insights, perspectives and opinions from some of our business partners and other sources from around the web. This content … Read more

4 years ago

Last updated: Oct. 8, 2021 As part of our commitment to helping you stay informed about the COVID-19 support programs available from the federal and provincial governments, we will also curate and share content that provides additional insights, perspectives and opinions from some of our business partners and other sources from around the web. This content … Read more

4 years ago

Last updated: Oct. 8, 2021 Originally published April 29, 2020 The old ways of selling may not work during crisis times. Here are some other ways to attract and keep customers. Running a business isn’t easy — it’s a constant struggle to offer value, and provide reliable service, while remaining financially viable. All small business owners … Read more