Young physicians at the beginning of their careers are well-versed in the workings of the human body, but usually have lots of basic questions when it comes to the fundamentals of running a business.
Claudia Rosianu, GGFL’s assurance and advisory services principal, specializes in physician finances and has the answers to these questions.
On July 18, the Department of Finance released their discussion paper announcing proposed changes to tax planning using private corporations. Last week, on September 20, GGFL’s Health Professional’s Partner Donna Ho and Tax Manager Kody Wilson hosted a webinar highlighting the potential impact to health professionals, including doctors and dentists, from the proposed changes. These […]
Under current tax legislation, physicians are entitled to split their income with family members, effectively making spouses and children shareholders in their professional corporations. This is known as income splitting, or “income sprinkling.”
In its communications, the federal Department of Finance is portraying these advantages as unfair to other middle class taxpayers, the bulk of whom are salaried employees.
Ophthalmologist Dr. Robert Chevrier and his practice manager Lise Chevrier share how GGFL has helped them manage the financial side of their busy practice for over 20 years.
Depending on your profession, you may be eligible to have a professional incorporation in Ontario. This article details the status of a number of such particular professions, some of the details behind the legislation that allows this (the Ontario Business Corporations Act), the methods and mechanics of incorporation, and the issues to consider when incorporating. Most importantly, throughout the article, we will detail the benefits of professionally incorporating in Ontario, and how it can help you.
Having a child with disabilities presents different challenges that parents with a child without a disability do not face. The Canadian Income Tax system provides some financial assistance to help with the challenges.