A practical 2026 Canada tax deadline guide for small business owners: personal (T1), corporate (T2, Dec 31 year-end), GST/HST, payroll remittances, and common slips like T4/T4A/T5 - plus what happens when a due date lands on a weekend.

Confused about taxable, exempt, and zero-rated sales on your GST/HST return? This guide explains the difference, what goes on Line 101 and Line 103, and how each category affects your input tax credits (ITCs).

Dividend income on a Canadian personal tax return is “grossed-up” and then reduced by a dividend tax credit. Here’s how it works, and why eligible dividends and non-eligible dividends can produce very different personal tax results.

If you’re an owner-manager on salary in your CCPC and you always get a big RRSP refund, you may be able to improve monthly cash flow by reducing tax withheld at source using CRA Form T1213. Here’s how it works, who qualifies, what CRA requires, and how to avoid surprises at tax time.

A practical guide for Canadian small business owners on how to format a chart of accounts to track performance, improve decision-making, and avoid messy financial reports.

The Small Business Deduction can cut your corporate tax rate on active business income. But the $500,000 limit can shrink fast if you have associated companies, passive investment income, or high taxable capital.

Corporate tax in Canada is complex. This guide explains how corporate tax works for 2025 year ends, including T2 filing, deadlines, deductions, planning strategies, and more.

Learn how small business bookkeeping works in Canada, what it costs, and when small businesses should outsource bookkeeping to a professional firm.