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Tax Tips for Bringing Personal Assets into a Business

Tax Tips for Bringing Personal Assets into a Business

Last updated: Dec. 22, 2023 
Most small business owners use some of their personal assets to get their businesses up and running. In fact, banks want to see that you have a personal stake in the business before lending any money. In addition to seeing you use your personal money, this can also include using personal … Read more

How to manage your taxes if you are self-employed [7 tips]

How to manage your taxes if you're self-employed

Last updated: Dec. 22, 2023 
If you’re self-employed, you already know how stressful tax preparation and planning can be – keeping track of receipts, staying up-to-date on the Canada Revenue Agency’s policies, and ensuring you’re capturing all of your deductions and expenses. Luckily, we have 7 tried-and-true tax tips that will help you stay on track throughout … Read more

Choosing the right business structure

Last updated: Dec. 22, 2023 
Congratulations! You’ve decided to start your own business. There’s probably a million different things running through your head right now. And before you order business cards and a World’s Best Boss mug for your desk, you’ll have to give some thought to business structure. Sole proprietorships, partnerships and corporations are the … Read more

Canadian small business tax planning strategies

Small business person using tax planning strategies to prepare their taxes.

Last updated: Dec. 22, 2023 
Small business owners are entrepreneurs. Known for having great ideas, they’re passionate about their products or services and want to change the world. This laser-sharp focus often won’t leave them with enough time or energy to handle their taxes. It’s never too early to start thinking about tax planning strategies … Read more

Salary or dividends: Which one is right for me?

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Last updated: Nov. 22, 2023  As a business owner in Canada, you’ve likely faced the decision of how to pay yourself from your incorporated business. Two common options are paying yourself a salary or taking dividends, though some business owners choose a mix of both. The method you use to pay yourself personally from your … Read more

Facts About Running a Canadian Family Business

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Last updated: Oct. 10, 2023  Like any business, running a family business in Canada has its rewards and challenges. But a lot of Canadians make it work. According to a study by the Family Enterprise Xchange Foundation, families own about 65% of Canadian businesses and they contribute 48.9% to Canada’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP), which … Read more

2022 Canadian Corporate Tax Rates and Deadlines

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Last updated: Oct. 7, 2023  Everything you need to know about 2022 Canadian corporate tax rates and deadlines As we wind down another challenging year of dealing with pandemic fall out and now, historic inflation, the last thing you want to think about is taxes. However, with profit margins tighter than ever, this is exactly … Read more

Facts About Full-Time, Part-Time & Hobby Farming Taxes

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Last updated: Jul. 6, 2023  There are many different tax breaks, grants, and income support programs available to farmers in Canada. The tax deductions and programs available differ depending on the type of farm you run, and since agribusinesses are often unique, it can be somewhat challenging to understand what deductions you can claim against … Read more

Employee or self-employed contractor?

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Last updated: Jun. 6, 2023  Employee or Self-Employed Contractor? There are important differences between a self-employed contractor and an employee.  Employment classification determines entitlement to employment insurance (EI) benefits, Canada Pension Plan (CPP), and Income Tax Act legislation. Here’s what you need to know about employee and self-employed contractor taxes. Self-Employed Taxes: Employer and Employee … Read more