7 years ago
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Last updated: Sep. 26, 2019 If you want to read more about why our Members love our year-round, personalized, all-in-one solution for their farm or small business, here are some of our favourite recent reviews. FBC On-Site Tax Appointment We’ll come to your home or place of business to understand the details of your operation and … Read more

7 years ago
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Last updated: Sep. 5, 2019 Granted, payroll obligations are not a simple procedure and the red tape may seem overwhelming at times but it is one area that attracts close scrutiny from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). Essentially, you have to record and remit deductions for Canada Pension Plan (CPP), employment insurance (EI) and all federal, … Read more

7 years ago
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Last updated: Jul. 31, 2019 If you’re a small business owner and are thinking about selling your business, it’s a good idea to start succession planning. According to the CFIB, the vast majority of business owners (81 per cent) intend to sell or transfer their business to retire, although only a fraction of them have started … Read more

7 years ago
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Last updated: Jul. 10, 2019 You’re likely familiar with the Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP), which gives Canadians a way to shelter income tax until retirement, but have you considered a Group Retirement Savings Plan (RSP) for your employees? How does a Group RSP work? A Group RSP is a group retirement savings plan managed and … Read more

7 years ago
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Last updated: Jun. 10, 2019 Will planning may not be at the top of your to-do list, but a will is the foundation of your estate planning, helping protect your family and assets. And the sooner you make a will, the better. You are not legally required to make a will, but in Canada if you … Read more

7 years ago
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Last updated: May. 29, 2019 The more tax credits you can take advantage of, the lower your taxable income will be. There are some refundable tax credits you can use even if you don’t owe any taxes. Keep reading to discover an important tax tip if you’re self-employed and have children. What Is the Canada Child … Read more

7 years ago
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Last updated: May. 9, 2019 It takes a lot of work to get a business up and running, and even more work to make it a success. There are also a lot of things that need to be done when closing a business, whether it’s a sole proprietorship, partnership or corporation. Taking care of any tax … Read more

7 years ago
5 Ways a Health Spending Account Can Help Your Business Save Money

Last updated: Mar. 13, 2019 Each year, business owners spend significant money on health care expenses for both their employees and themselves. Setting up a Health Spending Account (HSA) is an affordable way for Canadian small business owners to minimize their medical expense costs. Why an HSA? A Health Spending Account is a tax-efficient way to … Read more

7 years ago
Canadian Dairy Farm Investment Program

Last updated: Dec. 19, 2018 We wanted to make sure that all dairy producers are aware of this program and the upcoming deadlines to participate. Be sure to share this with any dairy producers that you know. Phase Two Recently Announced The Dairy Farm Investment Program is a five-year $250-million program to help Canadian cow milk … Read more