Unlock the fundamental tax principles governing Canadian Controlled Private Corporations. Master income classification, tax rates, and integration to strategically minimize liabilities.
The most common type of corporation that exists in Canada is a Canadian-Controlled Private Corporation (“CCPC”). Unfortunately, there are a myriad of tax rules that apply specifically to CCPCs, making taxation of them quite complicated and challenging for business owners and advisors alike. In this course, we will discuss the basics of how a CCPC pays tax in Canada.
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Educator and Tax Advisor
Alex Garber, CPA, CA, MTax has been working in public accounting since 2004, focusing primarily on income taxation for Canadian owner-managed businesses and their shareholders. Alex presents PD seminars for CPA Ontario and facilitates at the CPA Canada In-Depth Tax Program. Alex is also a faculty member at the Schulich School of Business, York University, where he teaches income taxation at both undergraduate and master's levels. Alex started his career with Deloitte and Touche LLP in Toronto. He is currently an independent tax advisor, assisting various clients, sole-practitioners and CPA firms in Ontario.
