Characterizing personal expenses as business ones leads to tax trouble
It took them two years, but the government has finally addressed eligible capital property.
Clients using sophisticated tax strategies to maximize access to the small business deduction will be disappointed with two changes in this year’s federal budget.
In an unexpected move, future tax cuts for small businesses have been cancelled.
Why they work for business owners, and when they don’t
Your doctor, lawyer and accountant clients may face some unwelcome changes when Budget 2016 drops. And you could feel the pain, too.
A case outlines the repercussions of not doing so
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) is presenting its pre-budget submission to the standing committee on finance today, outlining key measures that will help Canada’s small business community navigate a difficult economy in 2016. Read: Business owners strongly oppose the ORPP CFIB is calling on the federal government to implement these seven measures in […]
01 Crowdfunding exemption Securities commissions in Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia published the final form of Multilateral Instrument 45-108 – Crowdfunding this past November. The instrument introduces a crowdfunding prospectus exemption that gives businesses greater access to capital from many investors through an online registered funding portal. Included in the exemption are […]
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