by Jason RosenTax Planning Using Private Corporations – 2017 Changes
The Federal Government has announced that they are looking into making changes to what they perceive as unfair tax advantages provided to individuals ...
by Jason RosenIs Your Corporation Up To Date?
Do you own a corporation? Have you updated your corporate records each year as required by the Business Corporations Act (Ontario)? Have you routinel...
by Jason RosenHow to Object to a Notice of Assessment or Reassessment
Every year, many taxpayers are unhappy with the Notices of Assessments they are issued. If you’re in such a position, you do not need to accept t...
by James PendergastHow To Find The Right Tax Court Lawyer
The Tax Court of Canada is a unique Court in Canada. It only hears tax cases, and there is no fixed location where the judges reside. Rather, Tax Cou...
by Jason RosenHere’s What To Do With Unfiled Tax Returns
You might be like thousands of Canadians who have not filed their taxes for the past few years. Whether it is just missing one year, or missing ten ye...
by Jason RosenOntario’s Fair Housing Plan – What You Need To Know
On April 20, 2017, a number of measures were announced by the Ontario Government in their attempt to make housing more affordable. Rent Control...by Jason RosenWhy Amalgamate – Streamline your Corporations, their Tax Obligations, Liabilities, and Assets
An amalgamation (sometimes called a merger) is the combination of two or more corporations to form one corporation and to continue on in existence as ...
by James PendergastHow Professionals Incorporate To Save On Taxes
Professional Corporations Legislation in Ontario specifically permits certain professionals to practice their profession in a corporate form even thou...
by James PendergastIncorporation vs. Sole Proprietorship
When a taxpayer decides to start their own business, he or she must consider the type of business structure best suited to their individual needs. The...by James Pendergast