Value of advice: “Should I incorporate my medical practice?”
Some of Sonia's physician colleagues have suggested that she should incorporate. Read her story and learn if incorporation is the right decision for her.
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Financial planning strategies for incorporated physicians
Read this guide if you're an incorporated physician in Canada who wants to accelerate your savings, maximize tax efficiency and achieve strong asset growth.
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Estate planning for incorporated physicians
If you’re an incorporated physician in Canada, estate planning is more complex than for other physicians. Read our guide to learn more.
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Guide to retiring as an incorporated physician
Retirement planning is more complex if you’re incorporated. Read this guide if you’re an incorporated physician in Canada who is approaching retirement.
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How does medical practice incorporation work?
Wondering if you should incorporate your medical practice? Here’s everything you need to know about incorporating in Canada.
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How to withdraw funds tax-efficiently in retirement
The best order for withdrawing funds in retirement starts with your goals and circumstances. Learn some strategies to get the most out of your withdrawals.
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The value of financial advice
Industry studies that attempt to quantify the value of financial advice have found that working with a financial advisor has real benefits. Learn more.
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Capital gains surplus stripping: What Canada's physicians need to know
Here's what you need to know about capital gains surplus stripping before deciding whether to implement this tax strategy.
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RRSPs and TFSAs: What incorporated doctors need to know
Learn why you might want to consider RRSPs and TFSAs instead of sheltering your earnings in your corporation alone.
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Transition to practice: 6 expenses to prepare for
As you transition from residency to practice, your financial situation is about to change. Here are some expenses that you may not have thought about.
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4 things life insurance can do for incorporated physicians
As an incorporated physician, you can enjoy the financial benefits of a life insurance policy while still very much alive. Learn how.
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Salary or dividends: How to pay yourself from your corporation
When you incorporate your medical practice, you can draw your compensation as a salary, dividends, or a combination of the two. Learn the reasons for each.
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Should you dissolve your medical practice corporation when you retire?
Approaching retirement? Learn whether it can be better to dissolve your medical professional corporation or convert it into a holding company.
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Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy: What physicians in group practices need to know
Physicians in group practice may be eligible to receive the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy. Learn more about the program, including how to apply for it.
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I’m a shareholder in a physician’s corporation. What does that mean for me?
Learn about the benefits and responsibilities of being a shareholder in a physician’s medical professional corporation.
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Why TFSAs are a good option for incorporated physicians
Strategic use of TFSAs can help incorporated physicians build wealth.
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The dos and don’ts of financial planning for locums
Financial advice for locum tenens: tax planning, incorporation, insurance.
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How to avoid double taxation on your corporation in Canada
The possibility of your estate being taxed twice is an important issue for incorporated physicians to consider. Learn how to avoid double taxation.
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Should you consider an individual pension plan?
Incorporated physicians can use an individual pension plan (IPP) to reduce taxes and save for retirement
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Medical Practice Incorporation
Thinking of incorporating your medical practice? Here’s why you might want to give incorporation some thought...
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