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CDA for Incorporated Professionals: What You Need to Know

Jul 17, 2026

If you’re an incorporated doctor, dentist, lawyer, or consultant, you’ve probably heard the term “CDA” tossed around by your accountant. But what does it actually mean for your bottom line? In short, the Capital Dividend Account, or CDA, is one of the few truly tax-free ways to pull money out of your corporation. Understanding it […]

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Tax Planning vs Tax Paying Season: What You Need to Know

Mar 26, 2026

Introduction Most people think tax season happens in April. But by the time April arrives, most of your tax decisions are already made. That’s where many individuals lose opportunities to reduce taxes and improve their financial outcomes. There are actually two tax seasons. Understanding the difference can change how much of your income you keep. […]

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IS HE OR IS HE NOT WORTH $321,000,000 IN BITCOIN??? THE STEFAN THOMAS STORY

Nov 2, 2022

Treat your password like your toothbrush. Don’t let anybody else use it and get a new one every six months. ✅ _____________________________On a serious note, we not only make it a point to speak with our clients about the need to secure their passwords but also to ensure their Executors and Powers of Attorneys know […]

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HOW MUCH MORE INCOME DO YOU NEED TO AFFORD A HOME IN CANADA?

Aug 2, 2022

Despite decreasing home prices, Canadians now need to earn more income to afford a home. This is due to rising interest rates and its impact on the stress test. Homebuyers now must earn between $8,660 – $35,760 more in additional annual income to buy a home in June 2022 compared to March 2022 (www.ratehub.ca).

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RENTERS VS. OWNERS – By The Numbers

Jul 22, 2022

WHY EACH RATE HIKE EQUALS MORE PAIN FOR CANADIANS Roughly 2/3 of Canadians are homeowners, and about half of them own their homes outright while the remaining have some sort of mortgage debt attached to it. During the pandemic home prices increased by about 50% on average, due to low-interest rates. However, the inflated home […]

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