Corporate and Small Business Tax Strategies

Sep

Year-End Tax Planning: 10 Moves to Make Before December 31

Most Canadians think about taxes in April. The problem with that approach is that by April, the tax year is already closed — you’re simply reporting what happened, not changing it. The window to actually reduce your tax bill is the period between now and December 31. As a CPA, I’ll tell you that the […]

Jul

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Your Mid-Year Tax Check-In: Why Summer Is the Smartest Time to Plan

Most people think about tax exactly once a year — in the frantic weeks before the April 30 deadline. As a CPA, I understand why, but I’d gently argue it’s the worst possible time to think about it. By spring, the year is already closed; you’re simply reporting what happened, and almost every opportunity to […]

May

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The Small Business Deduction: How the $500K Limit Works

If you run an incorporated business in Canada, the small business deduction (SBD) is one of the most valuable tax provisions available to you. It allows Canadian-controlled private corporations (CCPCs) to pay a significantly lower rate of tax on their active business income — but only up to a certain threshold. That threshold is $500,000, […]

Mar

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How to Pay Yourself from Your Corporation: Salary vs Dividends

If you own a corporation in Canada, one of the most important financial decisions you will make is how to pay yourself. Unlike employees, business owners have flexibility in how they extract income from their company—primarily through salary, dividends, or a combination of both. While this flexibility creates planning opportunities, it also introduces complexity. The […]

Dec

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Payroll Tax Changes for 2025: What Employers Need to Prepare For

As 2025 approaches, Canadian employers must prepare for a number of payroll tax changes that will directly affect how employee compensation is taxed and reported. These updates span federal and provincial income tax tables, Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Employment Insurance (EI) contribution rules, payroll reporting requirements, and other statutory obligations. Staying on top of […]

Sep

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Why Cash Flow Matters for SMEs in Canada

Cash flow is the movement of money into and out of your business. Unlike profit—which is a snapshot on an income statement—cash flow reflects your day-to-day financial reality. Strong cash flow enables you to: For SMEs, where margins can be slim and financing options limited, positive cash flow is a lifeline. Step 1: Understand Your […]

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Year-End Tax Planning: 10 Moves to Make Before December 31

Your Mid-Year Tax Check-In: Why Summer Is the Smartest Time to Plan

The Small Business Deduction: How the $500K Limit Works

How to Pay Yourself from Your Corporation: Salary vs Dividends

Payroll Tax Changes for 2025: What Employers Need to Prepare For

Why Cash Flow Matters for SMEs in Canada

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