Financial and taxation tips for small business owners and sole proprietors.
Challenges remain for small businesses to grow their profit margins due to inflation and higher-than-average interest rates. Here are five things you can do to grow profitability in a tight economic environment.
Making informed decisions, dealing with unforeseen challenges, and positioning your business for sustained growth requires planning. See our financial planning tips to help your small business grow and thrive this year.
For Canadian women entrepreneurs and startups led by women, financing options and business grants are available to help those businesses grow. See our list of grants and loans to pursue.
For some professionals or business owners, buying business insurance is a legal or regulatory requirement. For others, it is not. Either way, it’s wise to do so. Here are 10 real-life reasons why you should.
The Canadian central bank’s first interest rate decision and announcement of 2024 is hotly anticipated. Will the Bank of Canada announce an interest rate hike, cut, or will it hold its rate steady? Here’s how each possibility may affect small businesses.
The deadline for Canadian sole proprietors to file tax returns is fast approaching. Find out when your return is due and how sole proprietors can reduce their tax bills.
See our list of grants for Canadian small businesses and startups you can apply for to grow your business and the steps needed to qualify for them.
Avoiding complications by maintaining a healthy cash flow is critical for your small business. That doesn’t mean it’s easy to do so. See our recommendations for planning to maintain a healthy cash balance so you can focus on your long-term goals.
Becoming a CPA in Canada takes time and effort and prepares you for a rewarding career with unlimited potential. Read our guide on the steps you need to take to earn a CPA designation.
One of the questions insurance providers ask when pricing a business insurance policy is what your profession's or company's annual and projected revenue is. Learn why, how to calculate the numbers, and why providing accurate figures is critical.
