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Budget 2026’s proposed business deduction: what could qualify and when

by ingmin | Nov 6, 2026 | Small Business

Businesses cannot treat the draft measure as currently claimableBudget 2026 includes a proposed Productivity Mega Deduction that could allow taxpayers to deduct up to the full eligible cost of qualifying business property when it becomes available for use.The measure...

Budget 2026 Business Tax Proposals: What Small Businesses Need to Know

by ingmin | Nov 6, 2026 | Small Business

Several measures could affect investment costs, capital gains and research spending Budget 2026, released on November 5, 2026, presents several business tax proposals. They include a capital gains exemption for eligible investments, an enhanced small business rollover...

Budget 2026 business investment deduction: What is proposed and what remains unknown

by ingmin | Nov 5, 2026 | Small Business

Businesses do not yet have an effective date or detailed eligibility rules Budget 2026, released on November 5, 2026, proposes a Productivity Mega Deduction that could affect how businesses deduct the cost of new investments. The Minister of Finance said businesses,...

Bill S-8 proposes $10,000 cash restrictions and tighter crypto ATM rules

by ingmin | Nov 3, 2026 | Small Business

What the introduced legislation could mean for businesses and cryptocurrency services Businesses that accept large cash payments, money services businesses and crypto ATM operators could face additional restrictions and registration requirements under federal...

Bill S-8 Proposes Restrictions on Business Cash Payments of $10,000 or More

by ingmin | Nov 3, 2026 | Small Business

What the proposed cash restriction would mean—and why it does not apply yet Businesses and professionals are not currently prohibited by Bill S-8 from accepting a cash payment of $10,000 or more. The federal government introduced Bill S-8 in the Senate on November 3,...

CRA Adds Online Tools for Business Tax Debts, Payments and T2 Access Codes

by ingmin | Oct 20, 2026 | Small Business

What business owners need to know about the available CRA services The Canada Revenue Agency has expanded the online tools businesses can use to address certain outstanding tax debts, make payments and obtain a code required for online corporate tax filing. Manage...
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