For the past two decades, tax practitioners had little doubt that incorporating even a moderately successful business made financial sense. The low corporate tax rate for CCPCs on the first $ 500K of corporate profit, the slight tax advantage the ineligible dividends received in the hands of the shareholders, and the tax free CDA extraction on capital gains all made
In a previous blog, I discussed how CRA recently sent out a slew of letters asking incorporated businesses to provide detailed documentation on various business expense deducted such as travel, auto or advertising. Last year, CRA also went on a similar expedition but on a smaller scale. Normally, by this time, which is a year later, taxpayers whose business expenses
Small businesses, defined as businesses with fewer than 500 employees make up a big part of Canada’seconomy. Many of these small businesses are CCPCs. Small businesses need to be agile and responsiveto changing local and international economic conditions to survive and thrive. The pandemic relatedemployment shrinkages mostly affected small businesses. Now, as Canadians try to move forward, CRAis also moving
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Tel:604 688 9198
Fax: 604 688 9192
Lilly Woo, CPA, CA, CFE, CFP (ext. 1)
Richard Mew, CPA, CA, CFP (ext. 2)
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