You’re incorporated—and you’re worried. Now what?Here are the key points to keep in mind about the federal government’s proposed tax changes Get passive with your investment strategy for better returnsBenefits include lower fees, lower taxes and more certainty of outcome Incorporated? Your tax bill could end up $30,000 to $50,000 higher But don't despair—there may still be ways to save, accountant says Frustrated, incorporated CMA working on response to proposed tax changes affecting physicians But previous lobbying effort failed to alter government course on incorporation-related tax law Viability of physician incorporation at stake in proposed federal tax changes Doctors’ retirement plans could be put at risk in some cases, financial adviser says Want to invest rather than pay down debt? See if ‘leveraged investing’ is right for you The strategy has its downsides, even when interest rates are low Are Americans getting a better deal on financial advice than Canadians? Regardless of where you adviser sits on the fee spectrum, you need to assess the value of the relationship Ontario gives $1.5M to app that offers rewards points for healthy behaviour How are your investments doing? That depends on how you measure returns Using dollar- or time-weighted methods can yield quite different results First Previous 34 35 36 37 38 Next Last
