Personal Finance Investing & Wealth For High Income Professionals
Spreading the income between both partners keeps marginal tax rates as low as possible. Like a sprinkler. Less evaporates via the tax bill and more soaks into the soil of the family plot to nourish your family. Learn how to plan your household’s financial irrigation system to grow your family’s financial garden. Even in the Canadian climate.
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In my last post, I reviewed how a Canadian Controlled Private Corporation (CCPC), such as a professional corporation, is like a[…]
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In this post, I describe how the money that we earn can optimally flow to maximize our investment growth and[…]
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Horizon’s HBB Canadian Bonds Total Return Index (TRI ETF) could play a role in the corporate investment accounts of Canadian[…]
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What is corporate GRIP? GRIP (General Rate Income Pool) is a notional account, which means it only exists on paper[…]
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I previously gave some illustrative examples of how crossing the new sliding active-passive income threshold into the higher general corporate[…]
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It is clear to Canadians that our government leaders like to dance. The recent trip governmental trip to India also put[…]
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I previously gave a simplified description of the effects on professionals at different income levels. That basic modelling ignored some[…]
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Federal changes to small business taxation have created new rules that cause professionals and small business owners to pay more[…]
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In Star Trek, the border between the hostile Romulan Empire and the Federation of Planets is called The Neutral Zone.[…]
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