Incidental Rental income of CCPC
Question: My corporation, a CCPC, has a catering business and holds a building as an asset. I rent a portion of the building but use the rest in my operations. Is my corporation now Specified Investment Business?
Question: My corporation, a CCPC, has a catering business and holds a building as an asset. I rent a portion of the building but use the rest in my operations. Is my corporation now Specified Investment Business?
Rental income earned by a corporation is considered property income i.e. aggregate investment income. Active business income of Canadian-controlled private corporations (CCPC) is subject to preferential tax treatment due to the small business deduction. Earning
Earning investment income in CCPC can affect Small business deduction and QSBC Status of a Canadian Corporation.
When and how a CCPC can issue Dividend. A quick reference guide!
What is a Management Fee? Often, businesses in Canada use multiple entities to run their operations or there are allocations of Management fees because of the centralization of management within a corporate group. The management