Effective Tax Planning for Canadian Businesses

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Navigating the Canadian Corporate Tax Landscape

Canada’s system stacks federal and provincial taxes, and your effective rate changes with location and activity. Smart planning starts by mapping where you earn income and how each jurisdiction treats it.

Navigating the Canadian Corporate Tax Landscape

Canadian-controlled private corporations can access valuable preferences, including the small business deduction. Monitor passive income, association rules, and taxable capital to protect benefits and avoid unexpected clawbacks.

Smart Business Structures for Tax Efficiency

Sole proprietors appreciate simplicity, but corporations offer income deferral and flexibility. Partnerships can share profits tax-efficiently. Model cash needs, liability exposure, and long-term goals before making a lasting structural decision.

Paying Yourself: Salary, Dividends, and Family Planning

Salary creates RRSP room and CPP contributions, while dividends can simplify payroll. Blend approaches based on cash needs, personal tax brackets, and long-term retirement targets to smooth overall tax outcomes.

GST/HST, PST, and QST: Indirect Tax Clarity

Know when to register, even for digital services. The quick method can simplify calculations for smaller businesses. Compare typical input credits against quick method remittances to see which approach saves more.

Year-End and Ongoing Habits That Reduce Tax Stress

Mark corporate filing deadlines, instalment due dates, and information slips early. Assign owners for each task and schedule buffer days so reviews happen before submissions, not during late-night panic.
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