If you are running a business or making investment decisions in Ontario, the 2026 provincial budget introduces changes that deserve your attention. While not as extensive as recent federal reforms, ...
Starting a Small Business in Ontario in 2026: What to Think About Before You Spend Your First Dollar
Most people don’t start a business because they love paperwork. They start because they see an opportunity. Or they are tired of working for someone else. Or they want to ...
How Canada’s AMT Rules Could Impact Your Charitable Donations
For many Canadians, charitable giving isn’t just about taxes – it’s about making a difference. But changes to the Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) might make generosity a little more complicated, especially for ...
Choosing When to Blend Salary and Dividends in 2026: Tax Triggers You Can’t Ignore
Most incorporated business owners eventually arrive at the same question. “Should I pay myself a salary or dividends?” It sounds straightforward. In practice, it rarely is. The way you pull ...
Bill 60: How Ontario’s New Development Legislation Creates Opportunity for Builders and Commercial Real Estate
Ontario’s Fighting Delays, Building Faster Act, 2025 (Bill 60) is a major legislative update focused on speeding up construction, cutting bureaucracy, and aligning development with infrastructure investment¹. The bill amends ...
2025 Federal Budget Highlights: Clean-Economy Incentives, Tax Relief, and Compliance Updates
The Minister of Finance and National Revenue, the Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, presented Budget 2025 on November 4, 2025. While no changes were proposed to personal or corporate tax rates, Budget ...
Keeping it in the Family: Estate Planning for Business Owners
Running a family business isn’t just about today—it’s about building something that lasts for generations. That’s where estate planning comes in. It’s not just about legal documents and tax strategies; ...
Estate Planning During Major Milestones: What to Know When Remarrying
Ontario’s estate laws have significantly changed in the last few years, making it much more important to review your will after serious life events like a re-marriage or separation. While ...
