SMEs & General Businesses
Retail, restaurants, business services and distribution. All sizes, all industries.
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The most common corporate form. Limited liability, reduced tax rate and tax planning between the corporation and its shareholders.
Retail, restaurants, business services and distribution. All sizes, all industries.
General contractors, electricians, plumbers, carpenters, painters and construction subcontractors.
New and used car, RV, motorcycle and heavy equipment dealers. Floor plan financing.
Notaries in professional corporations. Trust accounting, trust accounts and taxation of professional corporations.
Law firms and lawyers in corporations. File-based billing, trust accounts and compensation planning.
Engineers, architects, accountants, physicians and other professionals operating through a business or professional corporation.
Portfolio companies, family holding companies and multi-level corporate structures. Estate planning and integrated taxation.
IT agencies, communications, management consulting, private clinics and business service providers.
General partnerships, limited partnerships or joint ventures. Income is allocated directly to the partners and taxed in their hands. T5013 and TP-600 required.
Common in regulated professions (law, medicine, engineering) and small businesses with multiple partners.
Structures with general and limited partners. Used for real estate projects, investment funds and venture capital projects.
Temporary partnerships between entities to carry out a common project: construction, real estate development or technology development.
Entities administering the common areas of a divided co-ownership property. Operating budget and contingency reserve fund.
No distribution of profits to members. NFPO standards, government grants and accountability to funders.
Women's centres, shelters, family services, mental health organizations and support groups.
Amateur sports clubs, regional and provincial federations, recreational associations and organized leagues in all disciplines.
Chambers of commerce, employer associations, voluntary orders, industry coalitions and coordination tables.
Choirs, theatre troupes, music societies, arts associations and subsidized cultural organizations.
Philanthropic foundations not registered as registered charities and endowment funds of institutions (hospitals, universities).
Solidarity cooperatives, worker cooperatives and social economy organizations operating on a non-profit basis.
Registered with the CRA. Can issue official donation receipts. Obligations: T3010, disbursement quota, eligible activities and maintenance of status.
Parish corporations, congregations, religious communities, orders and institutes. Parish financial statements and reports to ecclesiastical bodies.
Private and public registered foundations. Endowment fund management, disbursement quota and donor reporting.
Food banks, emergency shelters, direct assistance services and anti-poverty organizations.
International cooperation organizations registered as charities. CRA compliance for activities outside Canada.
A distinct entity with its own tax obligations. T3 return, allocation to beneficiaries and 21-year rule planning.
Income splitting among family members, asset protection and estate planning. 21-year rule.
Created by will to administer assets upon death. Management for the benefit of heirs and post-mortem T3 return.
Alter ego trusts, joint partner trusts and other patrimony protection structures.
Income trusts, investment funds and investment structures with distributions to unitholders.
Income taxed personally. Business deductions, GST/QST, tax instalments and personal tax planning.
Freelancers, consultants, subcontractors and independents in all fields. Eligible deductions and GST/QST.
Physicians, dentists, physiotherapists and health professionals practising in their personal name.
Rental property owners, investors in income properties and flippers.
Agricultural producers, market gardeners, livestock farmers and forestry operators. ASRA, AGRI-QUÉBEC and agricultural exemption.
Authors, musicians, filmmakers and content creators. Royalties and profession-specific deductions.
Individuals considering incorporation or receiving dividends and taxable benefits from a corporation.
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