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Professional Corporations Year Enders

Paul Dwyer • Dec 12, 2020

2020 is winding up... Have  you prepared?

Planning Is Important... At this time of year, finishing up with a good grip of your basic numbers for planning next year is CRITICAL.    

As a Professional Corporation,  planning your tax obligations and Pandemic support qualification.  are just a few areas where Knowing your basic numbers are critical... Take the time get close and personal with your business.  We're here if you need to ask questions or just talk an idea through.  

Salary and Dividends Mix...
TOSI - Tax On Split Income - demands reasonable wages be paid to family staff members.  There's a Schedule at this link.  PWC Year End Tax Tips.  Be sure and consult your qualified professional before any tax strategies are implemented.

Passive Investments in your Corporation..
PIT - Passive Income Tax, within your Corporation is a serious issue.  Staying under this year's threshold is critical.  While its late, its never too late... and you're better off knowing where you stand than not.  Check out the PWC Year End Tax Tips to be clear.    

Pandemic Response...
CEWS - Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy
CEBA - Canada Emergency Business Account (interest free loans)
CERS - Canada Emergency Rent Subsidy
and more.  See the Federal Government's Guide Here Again seek guidance from your professional advisor to be certain what you should be aware of

Depreciation and Operating Expenses...
Amortization, CCA, or Depreciation is a deductible expense.  You should have an understanding of what your deductions are on Capital Assets annually.  This informs you of budgeting for other programs like Employee Benefits and Elastic Expenses.  

And while you're at it.  
Call your Business Insurance Broker.  Tell them you love them and ask for a Claims Experience Letter - Just for file purposes.  It serves to remind your broker that you are always evaluating their value... (Keeps them on their toes) and it keeps you informed of how all insurers see you, just in case there's a mistake on the file you'll know it.  

Happy Year End. 

Paul 

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Planning Is Important... At this time of year, finishing up with a good grip of your basic numbers for planning next year is CRITICAL. As a Professional Corporation, planning your tax obligations and Pandemic support qualification. are just a few areas where Knowing your basic numbers are critical... Take the time get close and personal with your business. We're here if you need to ask questions or just talk an idea through. Salary and Dividends Mix... TOSI - Tax On Split Income - demands reasonable wages be paid to family staff members. There's a Schedule at this link. PWC Year End Tax Tips . Be sure and consult your qualified professional before any tax strategies are implemented. Passive Investments in your Corporation.. PIT - Passive Income Tax, within your Corporation is a serious issue. Staying under this year's threshold is critical. While its late, its never too late... and you're better off knowing where you stand than not. Check out the PWC Year End Tax Tips to be clear. Pandemic Response... CEWS - Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy CEBA - Canada Emergency Business Account (interest free loans) CERS - Canada Emergency Rent Subsidy and more. See the Federal Government's Guide Here . Again seek guidance from your professional advisor to be certain what you should be aware of Depreciation and Operating Expenses... Amortization, CCA, or Depreciation is a deductible expense. You should have an understanding of what your deductions are on Capital Assets annually. This informs you of budgeting for other programs like Employee Benefits and Elastic Expenses. And while you're at it. Call your Business Insurance Broker. Tell them you love them and ask for a Claims Experience Letter - Just for file purposes. It serves to remind your broker that you are always evaluating their value... (Keeps them on their toes) and it keeps you informed of how all insurers see you, just in case there's a mistake on the file you'll know it. Happy Year End. Paul
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