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Bill C-31 has passed a key vote in Canada's House of Commons, but it isn't law yet. The proposed legislation could give the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) three new audit powers, raising important questions about taxpayer rights, audit timelines, and penalties. In this episode of The Advisors Table, w…

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If you're a Canadian corporation billing a US client, your setup may look perfectly normal—until CRA decides it looks like employment. CRA is reviewing a specific profile: one shareholder, one client, full-time hours, and working inside the client's systems. If your corporation is classified as a P…
Most parents believe the best way to help their children is to give them assets early. Sometimes, that's the most expensive mistake they can make. Once you gift an asset, the decision is permanent. Ownership changes—and so does your control. In this episode of The Advisors Table, Sankalp (Sunny) Ja…
A holding company can be one of the most valuable planning tools in Canada. Or it can be a complete waste of money. For the right person, it can protect assets, improve tax planning, and preserve opportunities that would otherwise be lost. For the wrong person, it’s just unnecessary cost and comple…
Most Canadians think the tax bill on their RRSP comes when they retire.For many families, the biggest tax bill comes when they die.A $1 million RRSP can trigger hundreds of thousands of dollars in tax on a final return — often at rates higher than what many people paid during their working years.Bu…
Solo 25 Most Canadians think their will controls everything they own. It doesn't. Your will may only govern a small portion of your assets — while the rest passes outside of it entirely. In this episode, we cover: • The three ways assets transfer when someone dies • Why beneficiary designation…
Solo 19 You put your home on Airbnb. The bookings are strong. The income is rolling in. But according to CRA, your home may no longer be considered a home. It may now be treated as a commercial property — like a hotel. And when you sell, you could face a significant and unexpected tax bill. I…
Governments love announcing tax cuts — but the headline rarely tells the full story. In just four months, three different governments — Federal, NDP, and Conservative — announced major tax breaks. But once you look past the press releases, many of these “savings” either shrink dramatically, trigger…
Buying a car through your corporation doesn’t make it “free.” And in many cases, it can actually cost you more. In this episode, we break down one of the most common tax myths among business owners — the idea of the “full write-off.” While it sounds simple, the reality involves strict CRA limits, t…
Solo 21 The government says Canada’s debt is only 10% of the economy — one of the lowest levels in the G7. The real number may be much higher. Interest costs on the federal debt are now exceeding the amount collected through GST, and within a few years are projected to surpass federal healthcare…
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