Trevor Buttle

Corporation-Owned vs Personal Vehicle in Canada: What Business Owners Should Know0

Posted On September 10, 2026, by Trevor-buttle

If you’re a business owner buying a vehicle, one of the first questions you’ll likely ask is whether you should own it personally or through your corporation. Understanding how a corporation-owned vehicle in Canada works can help you determine the right approach. While there is no one-size-fits-all answer, the ownership structure you choose can affect […]

Estate Tax Canada Guide for Executors0

Posted On August 27, 2026, by Trevor-buttle

When someone passes away, their family is often faced with more than emotional decisions. There are also important tax and legal responsibilities that must be addressed. Many Canadians assume there is an estate tax in Canada similar to other countries, but that’s not actually the case. While Canada does not impose a formal estate tax, […]

Business Exit Strategies in Canada: How Entrepreneurs Can Retire Successfully0

Posted On August 20, 2026, by Trevor-buttle

Entrepreneur retirement involves more than simply stopping work, it requires a plan for transitioning ownership and turning the value of your business into retirement income. Whether you plan to transfer your business to family, sell to a third party, or wind down operations, choosing the right exit strategy can have a significant impact on your […]

Salary vs Dividends in Canada: How Small Business Owners Should Pay Themselves0

Posted On August 13, 2026, by Trevor-buttle

Many incorporated business owners in Canada eventually ask the same question: should I pay myself salary or dividends? The answer depends on several factors, including taxes, retirement planning, cash flow, and long-term financial goals. Both salary and dividends can be effective ways to pay yourself from a corporation, but each option has different tax and […]

CRA Scam Warning: How to Recognize Fake CRA Calls, Texts, and Emails0

Posted On August 6, 2026, by Trevor-buttle

CRA scams are becoming increasingly common in Canada. Many taxpayers receive phone calls, text messages, or emails claiming to be from the Canada Revenue Agency and are unsure whether the communication is legitimate. Scammers often create a sense of urgency to pressure people into sharing personal information or making payments. Understanding how the CRA normally […]

How Financial Statement Services Support Business Growth0

Posted On July 23, 2026, by Trevor-buttle

Financial statement services do more than help businesses meet compliance requirements. They can also support financing applications, improve decision-making, and provide stakeholders with confidence in a company’s financial information. Many business owners are unsure whether they need a compilation, review, or audit engagement. Understanding the differences between these services can help businesses choose the right level […]

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