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Twenty-five days is the window an Ontario law firm gets, once a month closes, to produce its signed trust comparison. Trust accounting for lawyers runs

Two Ontario family physicians each bill $400,000 this year, and both need about $200,000 to run their households. Tax planning for doctors in Canada explains

A Canadian software company closes its books six weeks after every quarter ends. As a listed company, it would have 45 days to file interim

Would the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) accept a 5% markup on the $2 million your Canadian team spends serving its US affiliate, or would it

Going public in Canada looks like a finish line. For most founders, it is closer to the start of a readiness project that begins twelve

A distributor can post its best quarter on record and still come up short on a Thursday payroll run. Cash flow risk management is the

Plenty of Canadian owners assume that selling a small business without a broker is simply a way to pocket the commission. On a $2M sale,

Picture a Canadian software company that bills its US subsidiary $4 million a year for engineering work. The price was set years ago on a

A cross-border offer can look flawless on paper and still be the deal you should walk away from. Enhanced due diligence is what tells the

Most growing companies do not have a profit problem first. They have a visibility problem, and finance automation is how disciplined operators solve it before

How are dividends taxed in Canada, and why does a $10,000 dividend sometimes cost almost nothing in tax and sometimes a great deal? The answer

A single-doctor animal hospital that cleared about $200,000 in profit a decade ago might have sold for roughly $1M. Today a corporate buyer could pay