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October 18, 2017

Joel Fransen, a dentist in the Lower Mainland, says the $50,000 threshold could impact his expansion and retirement plans in the future.

Joel Fransen, a dentist in the Lower Mainland, says the $50,000 threshold could impact his expansion and retirement plans in the future.

Revised passive-income rules discourage small-business growth, critics say

October 17, 2017

Patrick Kerrigan is president of Alpha Poly Corp., a manufacturer of flexible packaging based in Brampton, Ont.

Patrick Kerrigan is president of Alpha Poly Corp., a manufacturer of flexible packaging based in Brampton, Ont.

Tax cut receives a lukewarm welcome from small-business owners

October 16, 2017

Jon Milazzo (left) and Lori Pomeranz, owners of Retrofit Home in Seattle, met with their employees and brainstormed new ways to increase sales.

Jon Milazzo (left) and Lori Pomeranz, owners of Retrofit Home in Seattle, met with their employees and brainstormed new ways to increase sales.

Minimum wage hikes can spur business owners to rethink how they run their companies

October 11, 2017

Federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau answers questions following a meeting with private sector economists in Toronto on Thursday, Oct. 5, 2017. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Donovan

Federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau answers questions following a meeting with private sector economists in Toronto on Thursday, Oct. 5, 2017. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Donovan

analysis

Only the wealthy? The truth about the Liberals’ proposed small-business tax reforms

October 1, 2017

Mike Volker

Mike Volker

Ottawa’s proposed tax changes could keep crucial angel investors at bay

Mike Volker

September 28, 2017

What to do when sales grow, but profits don’t

September 25, 2017

Minister of Finance Bill Morneau is being urged to extend his tax changes to family trusts.

Minister of Finance Bill Morneau is being urged to extend his tax changes to family trusts.

Planned tax changes pit lawyers, bar association on opposing sides

September 21, 2017

Luxury custom home-builder Derek Nicholson.

Luxury custom home-builder Derek Nicholson.

Home-builder’s dip into the red a painful lesson

September 20, 2017

While the proposed tax changes are meant to affect the wealthy, there will be no shortage of small-business owners, the backbone of the Canadian economy, who will be significantly worse off as a result.

While the proposed tax changes are meant to affect the wealthy, there will be no shortage of small-business owners, the backbone of the Canadian economy, who will be significantly worse off as a result.

Moves business owners can make now ahead of the proposed tax changes

September 15, 2017

<p>Joe Camillo, owner of Niko Apparel Systems, is photographed by the sewing area in the company's Hamilton, Ont., factory on Sept. 14 2017.</p>

<p>Joe Camillo, owner of Niko Apparel Systems, is photographed by the sewing area in the company's Hamilton, Ont., factory on Sept. 14 2017.</p>

Morneau vs. business: How Ottawa created its tax troubles

September 13, 2017

Financial professionals say the proposed tax laws will discourage small-business clients from using their services.

Financial professionals say the proposed tax laws will discourage small-business clients from using their services.

Accountants, financial planners brace for hit from tax changes

August 27, 2017

Dan Kelly, seen here at his Toronto offices in March, 2013, is the president and CEO of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business .

Dan Kelly, seen here at his Toronto offices in March, 2013, is the president and CEO of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business .

Business groups, entrepreneurs mobilize to block tax changes

August 25, 2017

explainer

What Canada’s new tax-planning proposals mean for private businesses

David Steinberg

August 17, 2017

Finance Minister Bill Morneau is shown in this June 5 photo. The Liberal government is looking to remove what it sees as a financial advantage people with corporations have compared with salaried employees.

Finance Minister Bill Morneau is shown in this June 5 photo. The Liberal government is looking to remove what it sees as a financial advantage people with corporations have compared with salaried employees.

How much will Morneau’s proposed tax changes cost small business? We do the math

July 23, 2017

While the proposed tax changes are meant to affect the wealthy, there will be no shortage of small-business owners, the backbone of the Canadian economy, who will be significantly worse off as a result.

While the proposed tax changes are meant to affect the wealthy, there will be no shortage of small-business owners, the backbone of the Canadian economy, who will be significantly worse off as a result.

Common tax mistakes for small businesses

July 18, 2017

Your business plan should account for possible further rate increases and leave enough room for capital required to grow.

Your business plan should account for possible further rate increases and leave enough room for capital required to grow.

How can small businesses handle rising interest rates?

July 17, 2017

November 19, 2012 - MasterCard Worldwide president and CEO Ajay Banga is seen here in Toronto Monday November 19, 2012.

November 19, 2012 - MasterCard Worldwide president and CEO Ajay Banga is seen here in Toronto Monday November 19, 2012.

Plastic-versus-cash battle heats up after Visa, Mastercard deals

July 12, 2017

Why I turned down a $100,000 deal on Shark Tank

Lisa Binderow

July 10, 2017

Tease CEO Sheena Brady and Operation Manager Patrick Cullen in Ottawa April 28, 2017.

Tease CEO Sheena Brady and Operation Manager Patrick Cullen in Ottawa April 28, 2017.

Losses, though painful, can benefit your business

June 26, 2017

Close up of female accountant or banker making calculations. Savings, finances and economy concept

Close up of female accountant or banker making calculations. Savings, finances and economy concept

Five common mistakes companies make on T4s

June 22, 2017

<p>Dino Carella scoops gelato at his shop, Hollywood Gelato, in Toronto on June 19, 2017.</p>

<p>Dino Carella scoops gelato at his shop, Hollywood Gelato, in Toronto on June 19, 2017.</p>

Toronto’s property price surge has another victim – small business

June 20, 2017

Thanks to a loan from the Indian Business Corporation, Lou Ann Solway was able to open a ranching business on Alberta’s Siksika Nation reserve.

Thanks to a loan from the Indian Business Corporation, Lou Ann Solway was able to open a ranching business on Alberta’s Siksika Nation reserve.

Fund aims to help Alberta’s Indigenous women start businesses

June 19, 2017

Italo Lunardo, owner of Lunardo Plumbing Inc. LPI Mechanical Inc, at his business in Brampton, Ont. April 18, 2017.

Italo Lunardo, owner of Lunardo Plumbing Inc. LPI Mechanical Inc, at his business in Brampton, Ont. April 18, 2017.

How to reduce the tax bite when selling your business

June 16, 2017

Carolyn Bamford is one of a growing sector of people who are setting up themselves up as corporations, making themselves a small business for tax purposes.

Carolyn Bamford is one of a growing sector of people who are setting up themselves up as corporations, making themselves a small business for tax purposes.

How contract workers navigate the challenges of the CRA

June 6, 2017

Craig Gibbs, the owner of a FastSigns, at his new location on Morningside Ave. in Scarborough, Ont. on March 31, 2017. Municipal taxes at his new location are half of what they were at his old location on Kennedy Rd.

Craig Gibbs, the owner of a FastSigns, at his new location on Morningside Ave. in Scarborough, Ont. on March 31, 2017. Municipal taxes at his new location are half of what they were at his old location on Kennedy Rd.

Rising commercial property taxes put small-business owners in a bind

June 4, 2017

Steven Mastoras, owner of Whistler’s Grille & The McNeil Room in Toronto, says Ontario’s planned minimum-wage increase will mean fewer jobs for seasonal employees and reduced work hours in general.

Steven Mastoras, owner of Whistler’s Grille & The McNeil Room in Toronto, says Ontario’s planned minimum-wage increase will mean fewer jobs for seasonal employees and reduced work hours in general.

Ontario minimum-wage hike expected to squeeze restaurant owners

June 2, 2017

Workers harvesting icebergs for Iceberg Vodka Co., a Newfoundland-based distiller that makes vodka with water melted from icebergs it harvests in Newfoundland. It was a novelty product founded in 1996 that originally sold about 10,000 cases a year.

Workers harvesting icebergs for Iceberg Vodka Co., a Newfoundland-based distiller that makes vodka with water melted from icebergs it harvests in Newfoundland. It was a novelty product founded in 1996 that originally sold about 10,000 cases a year.

Business owner claims victory on Newfoundland iceberg tax

June 1, 2017

How businesses can handle the hikes in minimum wage

JANET CANDIDO

May 16, 2017

Sarah Prevette, Jonathon Dent, Andrew Zakharia and Dan Kelly participate in a panel discussion while Rita Trichur moderates at the Globe and Mail Small Business Summit in Toronto on May 9, 2017. JENNIFER ROBERTS/THE GLOBE AND MAIL

Sarah Prevette, Jonathon Dent, Andrew Zakharia and Dan Kelly participate in a panel discussion while Rita Trichur moderates at the Globe and Mail Small Business Summit in Toronto on May 9, 2017. JENNIFER ROBERTS/THE GLOBE AND MAIL

‘There has never been a better time to raise money’

May 3, 2017

Five small financial mistakes that can lead to a major cash crisis

Leanne Jacobs

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