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Business AdvisorySuccession Planning for Owner-Managed Businesses: Why It Takes Time
Read more: Succession Planning for Owner-Managed Businesses: Why It Takes TimeBusiness succession planning takes time. Learn why owners should start two to three years before a sale or retirement, and which advisors to involve.
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NewsProposed Immediate Expensing Changes: What Canadian Businesses Need to Know
Read more: Proposed Immediate Expensing Changes: What Canadian Businesses Need to KnowOn September 15, 2026, the federal government proposed the Productivity Mega Deduction. This permanent measure would allow businesses to deduct 100% of the cost of most eligible depreciable property in the year it becomes available for use. We outline what could qualify, the key exclusions and planning considerations for business owners.
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Thought LeadershipTFSA, RRSP, FHSA, or Non-Registered: Where Should Your Money Go?
Read more: TFSA, RRSP, FHSA, or Non-Registered: Where Should Your Money Go?March 27th, 2026 If you’re a Canadian who’s been putting money aside — or thinking about starting — you’ve probably heard the alphabet soup of registered accounts: TFSA, RRSP, FHSA. And then there’s the non-registered account sitting there as a catch-all. But knowing which letters to pick can make a real difference to how much…
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ResourceJust Graduated? Tax Tips Every Ontario Grad Should Know
Read more: Just Graduated? Tax Tips Every Ontario Grad Should KnowCongratulations! You made it through school. Now comes the fun part: adulting. Whether you’re starting your first full-time job, launching a side hustle, or just trying to figure out what a T4 is, tax season doesn’t have to be intimidating. The truth is, the decisions you make right now, in your first few years out…
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Canada’s Enhanced Trust Reporting Rules – What’s New in 2026
Read more: Canada’s Enhanced Trust Reporting Rules – What’s New in 2026Tax rules don’t usually make headlines — but Canada’s expanded trust reporting requirements are the exception. Over the past couple of years, these changes have quietly caught a lot of people off guard, and the biggest surprises are still ahead. If you’re a trustee, a beneficiary, or simply have your name on a joint account…
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NewsBare Trust Filing Requirements 2025
Read more: Bare Trust Filing Requirements 2025What You Need to File for 2025 Updated as of August 2025 – Rules can change—confirm the latest before filing. What is a “bare trust”? A bare trust exists when someone’s name is on title or an account only as a nominee/agent, while another person is the real (beneficial) owner who enjoys the benefits, bears…