CPA checklist for Canadian owners: spot acquisition-of-control triggers, avoid LCGE loss, manage the deemed year end, and plan filings or hire a virtual CFO.
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Running a business comes with a long to-do list, and keeping up with filings and deadlines can feel overwhelming, especially when some of them sound almost identical. Annual return. Corporate tax return. They both have the word “return” in them, […]
The Productivity Mega Deduction lets Canadian businesses expense assets after Sept 15, 2026. Model CCA recapture to avoid a tax hit on sale.
Hiring a student might be one of the smartest financial moves your Ontario business makes this year. Many employers are surprised to learn that bringing on a co-op student does not just fill a short-term staffing gap; it also comes […]
Canadian corporations: apply 2026 CRA rates (73¢/km) and Appendix B meal allowance ($121.25). CPA checklist to keep travel claims deductible.
Running a corporation in Canada comes with many responsibilities, and filing your taxes correctly is one of the most important. If you recently incorporated your business or are simply trying to make sense of your tax obligations, understanding the T2 […]
Practical guidance for business owners on Section 85 rollovers: avoid six common traps, set the elected amount correctly, limit boot, and meet T2057…
CPA tested checklist to close your corporate year in Canada and meet the T2 deadline. Reconcile accounts, prepare T4s, and count inventory.
Compute Canada’s dividend tax credit using CRA figures: gross up by 1.38 or 1.15, calculate the federal credit, and know when to get CPA help.
Decide whether to buy a vehicle through your business by running the 2026 numbers: $39,000/$61,000 CCA ceilings, 34¢/km operating rate, and lease/interest…
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