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For tax planning purposes, a farm partnership is a potentially beneficial tax structure. The partnership must be carried out by two or more people, related or non-related, with a shared goal of making a profit for their businesses.
This article, provided by RSM Canada, concentrates on partnerships between individuals and explores some examples of farm partnerships and tax-saving scenarios.
Are you a business owner that is developing interactive digital media products at a permanent establishment in Ontario using employees that reside in the province...
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This is a very common question that we get asked, and the answer depends on a number of factors. THE ADVANTAGES OF INCORPORATING Limited Liability...
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When conducting our estate plans, we are often focused on the distribution of assets (such as homes, bank accounts, investments, and interest in private corporations),...
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On March 21, 2023, Ontario tabled their 2023 Provincial Budgets. To help understand the implications of the budgets across major industries, we have consolidated the key highlights pertinent to middle market companies.
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Quite often I will get a call from someone saying that they haven’t filed their tax return for a number of years or they are...
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A November 25, 2022, French Tax Court of Canada case considered whether a taxpayer’s poker activity constituted a source of business income and therefore the...
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With a history of service in the Niagara, Hamilton, Halton region since 1940, DJB has been helping clients gain the edge they need to remain competitive in the ever-evolving world of business. Today, with multiple offices covering Burlington to Fort Erie, we advise entrepreneurs, business owners, and organizations in many areas including agribusiness, construction, general contracting, manufacturing.
