Transition to Incorporation
As your business grows, staying self-employed may no longer be tax-efficient. Incorporation can unlock lower tax rates, better planning opportunities, and long-term protection — when done at the right time.
Signs It May Be Time to Incorporate
Rising Income
Consistently earning more than you spend personally.
Retained Profits
Leaving money inside the business.
Liability Protection
Separate personal and business risk.
Future Growth
Planning to scale, hire, or invest.
How We Guide Your Incorporation
Incorporation Assessment
Determine if incorporation makes financial sense.
Tax Comparison
Compare personal vs corporate tax outcomes.
CRA & Legal Setup
Coordinate structure, accounts, and registrations.
Ongoing Planning
Salary, dividends, and future tax strategy.
Self-Employed vs Incorporated
Remaining
Self-Employed
- Higher personal tax rates
- Limited income deferral
- Personal liability risk
Incorporated
Business
- Lower corporate tax rates
- Income splitting & deferral
- Better long-term planning
Why Clients Incorporate With Us
Tax-Efficient Structure
Built around your income and goals.
CRA-Safe Setup
Compliant from day one.
Long-Term Support
Planning beyond incorporation.
Incorporate at the Right Time
Incorporating too early — or too late — can cost you. Let’s assess your situation and plan the smartest transition.
Assess My Incorporation