Sole Proprietor vs. corporation Calculator
Are you curious about the potential tax savings you could achieve by incorporating your business?
Our Corporation Calculator can help! By comparing the estimated taxes of operating as a Sole Proprietor versus a Corporation, you can learn how much you could potentially save.
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Select your Province, the hourly rate you have been offered as an Incorporated Entity and the annual income you will need to withdraw from the corporation for your personal use.
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This is the amount of money you will take out of the company personally to pay for personal lifestyle expense that are above and beyond the expenses paid for by the corporation.Your goal is to keep this amount as low as possible. If you aim for between $30,000 – $35,000 this will keep your personal taxes in the lowest tax bracket. | |
The following are calculated using industry average values. Please adjust to suit your specific circumstances to get more accurate results.
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Caveat:
This calculator has been developed from a database of CPA4IT Professional Corporation, an ISO 9001 Registered firm of public accountants focusing on the home based business. Readers are cautioned to understand that results are based on past experience and individual results may vary.
We do not advocate the deduction of any expense that was not incurred in an attempt to earn income. If however, the individual can develop a 30 second elevator speech that is targeted at high earning employees who have expenses to deduct, it is possible to repeat your message to the extent that there will be a realistic opportunity to legitimately deduct the ammounts identified in the calculator.
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