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Many business owners depend on their business to provide income, security and in some cases, a legacy for their family.
Minimize the risk if death, disability or critical illness were to happen to a key person or shareholder of the business.

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Passive Investment Income Limit

June 1, 2018Ryan Douglas

Morneau’s federal budget announced earlier this year informed us how the government will treat passive income in a Canadian Controlled Private Corporation. (CCPC) The government’s main concern was that under the current rules a “tax deferral advantage” exists since tax on active business income is usually lower than the top personal marginal tax rate. Therefore if the corporate funds were invested for a long period of time, shareholders might end up with more after-tax amount than if it was invested personally.

Tax Series: Strategies for Private Corporations

May 1, 2018Ryan Douglas

Last summer, Finance Minister Morneau announced a number of tax reforms for Small Business Owners, including the changes to income sprinkling, minimizing the incentives to keep passive investments and reducing the transfer of corporate surpluses to capital gains.

Real Estate or Investments?

April 1, 2018Ryan Douglas

One of the age-old financial quandaries asked of financial advisors is “shall I invest in property or funds?”. Predictably, the answer is not at all straightforward and depends on many factors, including your own financial style, personality and circumstances. Let’s take a look at the pros and cons of each choice to help you to be better informed about which could be the most lucrative option for you

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Ryan Douglas, CFP®
Tel: (604) 626- 6381
Email: rdouglas@dtfs.ca
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About Ryan Douglas, CFP®

We work with both individuals and companies in helping them achieve their financial goals. Our personal services include insurance and investment services, allowing you to get the best product for the best price for your specific situation. We also offer retirement, estate and financial plans and portfolio management.
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