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🌟 10 Best Benefits of Registering a Business in Canada 🌟 Thinking about starting a business in Canada? Here are the top 10 benefits that make it a smart choice: 1️⃣ Limited Liability Protection: Shield your personal assets from business liabilities. 2️⃣ Access to Government Support: Grants, loans, and programs foster growth. 3️⃣ Stable Economy: A robust economy provides a fertile ground for business. 4️⃣ Strategic Location: Gateway to North American and global markets. 5️⃣ Diverse Talent Pool: Access skilled professionals from various backgrounds. 6️⃣ Low Corporate Tax Rates: Competitive tax environment for businesses. 7️⃣ Strong Infrastructure: Reliable transportation and digital networks. 8️⃣ Cultural Diversity: Rich cultural tapestry enhances business innovation. 9️⃣ Quality of Life: High living standards attract top talent and entrepreneurs. 🔟 Global Reputation: A trustworthy business environment attracts international investments. Whether you're a startup or expanding internationally, Canada offers a compelling business environment. Ready to explore the opportunities? Let's connect and discuss how to leverage these advantages for your business success! #BusinessInCanada #Entrepreneurship #StartupSuccess #CanadianBusiness #BusinessBenefits click here to see: https://lnkd.in/g8JJ94gq

🚨 Capital gains tax increase delayed to Jan 1, 2026 The Canadian government has postponed the rise in the capital gains inclusion rate, now set to take effect in 2026. Along with this delay, new exemptions and incentives for entrepreneurs have been introduced, offering valuable relief to businesses and investors alike. For more details, check out the full announcement here: https://lnkd.in/eq23Purz #TaxNews #CapitalGains #Investing #CanadianTax #Entrepreneurs

The countdown is truly on. On June 15, the capital gains tax will come into effect in Canada. Many Canadian business owners and entrepreneurs are concerned with the upcoming change and what it can mean for their businesses. Reach out to info@saplingfinancial.com to see how we can help move business deals before the deadline. #SaplingFinancialConsultants #QoE #privateequity #capitalgains #Toronto #M&A #Canada #2024Budget #june15

Wondering why great Canadian companies sell? Or why entrepreneurs choose to establish their businesses in the US or other global markets? Diane Brady highlights how the Canadian government is stifling growth and productivity in Canada by penalizing entrepreneurs and Canadian businesses with unnecessary taxation. Check out the article linked below to learn more. In other countries, companies that are growing, creating jobs, and providing economic benefit to their surrounding communities are celebrated and given tax breaks to accelerate their growth. It's time for Canada to make some changes before we lose more great businesses and entrepreneurs. #productivity #taxation #economicgrowth [Article Link]

📊 SME growth on hold as businesses await the Budget Our latest research shows that around three quarters (74%) of UK SMEs say the upcoming Budget will impact their future growth. SMEs are calling for help with energy costs (33%), reducing red tape (28%), and more incentives for innovation (27%) to unlock growth. The optimism and enthusiasm for growth among SMEs across the UK remains clear. But with 16% having paused or reduced investment in innovation, creating an environment that encourages investment is fundamental to converting this into reality. Mike Randall, CEO of Simply Asset Finance, says: “By providing targeted support around high energy costs, reducing red tape, and offering tax incentives for innovation, the government can empower SMEs to innovate, grow, and compete locally, nationally, and even globally.” Read more in City AM: https://lnkd.in/eFW63uvY #SMEs #AutumnStatement #FinanceSolutions #SimplyAssetFinance

Did you know the 2024 edition of the Barbados International Finance & Business Magazine is available? Want to read the latest buzz in global business? Check out the latest edition here! #invest #barbados https://lnkd.in/gX2V6G8N

New Capital Gains announcement from the Canadian Government with big benefits to Canadian Entrepreneurs. Of course, the legislation will still need to pass in a new session of Parliament, but the Canadian government just announced a deferral of the change to the capital gains inclusion rate to 1 January 2026. They've also increased the lifetime capital gains exemption by 23% to $1,250,000 this year, while also creating and a new Canadian Entrepreneur Incentive that reduces the inclusion rate to 1/3rd on a lifetime maximum of $2m of eligible gains. This looks promising at first glance, but the details will matter - as will actually passing these changes into law. Given the other uncertainty in the market these days this was some welcome news for Canadian small/medium business owners. Here's the full Press Release: https://lnkd.in/eF9TVQ5k

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Labour can show how to bottom the group 🚀🙄

Dear Chancellor...how can incentives for capital investment better support SMEs? The Chancellor’s conference speech struck a more optimistic tone, and she will be hoping for more investment by businesses to drive economic growth. However, there remains some potential room for improvement in the tax system for capital investment. Unlike research and development tax incentives, and the historic enhanced capital allowances regime, the current capital allowances regime does not offer a payable credit for loss making small and medium sized businesses, with the result being to indirectly focus the regime towards larger or more profitable corporates. How could the Chancellor improve this in October? Rupert Guppy and I have identified one opportunity that could provide further incentive. #capitalallowances #researchanddevelopment #Budget2024