A healthy balance sheet shows a company has adequate solvency and liquidity, appropriate borrowing, adequate capital and a positive trend or forecast. Strength in these measures will indicate strong financial health of the corporation and should be considered by business…
Understanding your organization’s bookkeeping and accounting records will allow you to recognise what has occurred in the past, predict future outcomes and make informed management decisions. The reports supporting high level financial statement analysis will be the foundation of the…
Transferring property from yourself to your corporation or from one corporation that you own to another could result in a tax liability if not done correctly. This is usually done through a section 85 rollover, however there are several considerations…
A trust allows you to separate control and management of assets from its owners. This separation allows for distinct advantages that will result from the details contained within the trust deed. There are several types of trusts and legal scholars…
Contributions to RRSP accounts made before February 28th can be considered for tax deductions to an individual’s personal income for the previous year or current year. This deadline often conjures up thoughts on retirement planning along with investing in pension…
Registered education savings plans managed effectively will allow for a free $7,200 Grant (Canada Education Savings Grant (CESG)) to be used for education purposes towards a child’s education plus investments that can grow tax deferred. The CESG is based on…
Not all dividends are created equal. Dividends from a small or medium sized corporation have varying tax implications and it is important to note not all dividends are the same. It should also be noted that budget changes over the…