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Financial Planning For Canadian Business Owners

Author: Jason Pereira

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Business owners live complex lives. You have traded the stability of working for someone else, for the uncertainty of controlling our own destiny. Whether you are starting your own business, scaling it, or planning your exit, you face challenges that the average person never has to face. Ensuring that you make the most of your business means not just being the best at what you do, but figuring out all the other complexities that come with it, and that will mean finding people that will help give you the right advice.


The Financial Planning for Business Owners Podcast is here to help guide you regardless of the stage of your business. Each week we interview experts from various fields to help you become aware of what good advice looks like. From setting up your corporate structure to selling your business we tackle both the technical and personal considerations impacting all of your decisions. We can’t make you better at what you do, but we can help you benefit the most from the fruits of your labours.


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Are dividends always the best way to pay yourself from your corporation? Think again. In this video, we'll explore whether dividends truly offer tax benefits compared to salary. We'll break down the numbers using real examples and explore the implications for your taxes and retirement planning. Learn about the hidden costs and benefits of both options and discover why a mix of salary and dividends might be the best choice for you. Don't let conventional wisdom steer you wrong—watch now to make an informed decision for your financial future. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Thinking about incorporating your small business in Canada? Hold on! This video breaks down why staying a sole proprietorship could save you thousands of dollars and even let you deduct your mortgage interest. We'll cover what a sole proprietorship is, its advantages and disadvantages, and reveal two tax planning strategies that are exclusive to sole proprietors. Discover how to deduct business losses and utilize the cashflow-damming strategy to maximize your tax savings. Start smart and learn why sole proprietorship might be the right choice for you.*FPCBO 131 - Is Your Share Structure Making Your Business Sale Taxable?https://youtu.be/hjLmFJAV-CU Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Join Jason Pereira and business lawyer Rachel Wasserman on this week's episode of Financial Planning for Canadian Business Owners as they delve into the intricacies of private equity. Learn about the different segments of private equity, the motivations behind selling your business to a private equity firm, and the potential long-term impacts on your business. Rachel shares her unique career journey and valuable insights on business transitions, succession planning, and the realities of private equity acquisitions. Whether you're contemplating selling your business or curious about private equity, this episode offers critical perspectives and practical advice. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this informative episode, Jason Pereira, a senior partner and financial planner, provides a detailed breakdown of the two main approaches for selling or exiting a business: share sales and asset sales. He compares these approaches to selling a house versus selling the furniture inside. Key points addressed include tax implications, legal liabilities, and the overall sale process for each method. Key takeaways include how share sales can offer tax advantages like the lifetime capital gains exemption and simpler transaction mechanics, while asset sales can result in a more complex and paperwork-heavy process but allow the buyer to cherry-pick desired assets. This comprehensive guide aims to help Canadian small business owners make informed decisions when planning their business exit. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Wondering if selling your Canadian business will incur significant taxes? Learn about the Lifetime Capital Gains Exemption (LCGE) and how it can save you up to $1.25 million in tax-free capital gains as of 2025. Jason Pereira, senior partner and financial planner at Woodgate Financial, breaks down the eligibility criteria and tests your business “must meet” to qualify, and how improper planning can lead to costly tax liabilities. Discover actionable steps for structuring your business to maximize tax savings and multiply exemptions across family members.Tune in to ensure your hard-earned success isn't overshadowed by unexpected tax surprises. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and leave a comment! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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