Tax Planning
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Episodes
SoloDo You Actually Need A Holding Company?
How a holding company can reduce taxes, protect assets, and improve long-term planning for some Canadians – while creating unnecessary cost and complexity for others.
- Holdco Structure
- Corporate Tax
- Professional Corporations
SoloYour Family Can Save 12K A Year Through This Tax Strategy
How Canada's 3% prescribed-rate trust strategy can legally shift investment income to children – but new AMT rules may now reduce or even reverse the tax savings.
- Family Trust
- Tax Planning
EpisodePoliticians Keep Lying About Tax Cuts
How government headlines hide the fine print—and why your “tax cut” might actually be a retroactive tax hike in disguise.
- Politics
- Tax Planning
GuestIs Your Accountant Actually Helping You?
How financial planning, tax strategy, and the right advisory team come together to build long-term wealth.
- Business Owners
- Tax Planning
- Business Sale
EpisodeShould Your Money Live in a Corporation or Personally?
Most people focus on what to invest in – but where you invest matters far more, shaping taxes, growth, and long-term after-tax wealth over time.
- Holdco Structure
- Corporate Tax
- Tax Planning
EpisodeCanada’s Wildest Tax Year: 2025 Recap
What changed, what slipped through the cracks, and how it affected taxpayers.
- Politics
- Tax Planning
SoloStrange Tax Scenarios: Paying Taxes Without Making Money or Donating Big!
How Canada's expanded AMT rules are catching taxpayers off-guard by limiting deductions, increasing taxable gains, and creating unexpected tax bills on major financial transactions.
- Tax Planning
- Capital Gains
- Tax Compliance
Posts
How To Get Paid By US Clients Through A Canadian Corporation (2026 Guide)
W-8BEN-E, HST, salary vs dividends, and personal services business risk: how Canadian corporations can bill US clients without expensive mistakes.
Do You Need A Holding Company In Canada? The 5 Signs
A holding company can save hundreds of thousands in tax – or add needless complexity. Learn the five signs it makes sense, from surplus cash and investments to asset protection and business sales.
Will vs. Trust: Which One Actually Controls Your Assets In Canada?
Most Canadians think their will controls everything they own – but beneficiary designations, joint ownership, probate, and tax rules often determine where assets actually go.
