Real Estate Tax Planning Strategies: The Two Rules Most Guides Skip
Most articles on real estate tax planning in Canada lead with the same list: claim your CCA, split income with family, hold through a corporation. That list is not wrong, but it skips two rules that can undo an otherwise solid plan, one that applies the moment a...
Non Profit Bookkeeping in Canada: The Rules That Don’t Apply to a Regular Business
A small non-profit’s treasurer once told us they weren’t worried about CRA filings because they weren’t a registered charity. That’s true as far as it goes, but it’s also exactly the kind of gap that leaves an organization unprepared,...
Tax Planning for Dentists in Canada: The Decisions That Matter Most Before You Sell
Most dentists think about tax planning as something that happens every April. For a dentist who owns a practice, the biggest tax decision of a career usually happens only once, the day the practice gets sold, and by then it is often too late to fix the structure that...