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Discover our most popular topics for Canadian solopreneurs and small business owners. From income tax and GST/HST to QuickBooks tutorials and managing your business finances, these guides are designed to help you move from financial uncertainty to financial confidence.

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📑Canadian Income Tax

Guidance on filing and planning your Canadian taxes, from T1 and T2 returns to instalments

📊Managing Business Finances

From cash flow to pricing and metrics — learn to manage your business finances with confidence.

🏢 Canadian Business Structure

Should you incorporate? Stay informed on sole proprietorships, corporations, and registrations.

💰 GST/HST & QST

Understand how to register, file, and maximize input tax credits while avoiding common mistakes.

🧾 Guides and Tutorials

Practical accounting processes like reconciliations, journal entries, and reporting.

📝 Deductions & Expenses

Learn which expenses are deductible and how to track them for maximum tax savings.

Quebec Taxes & Business

QST, Revenu Québec filings, Quebec payroll, and provincial rules every entrepreneur should know.

👤 Paying Yourself

Salary vs dividends, management fees, and how to pay yourself from your corporation or small business.

💻 QuickBooks Online & Tools

Tutorials, guides and time-saving tips for using QuickBooks Online effectively.

🏦 Money & Personal Finance

Personal finance strategies for entrepreneurs, from RRSPs to saving for taxes.


Adopt These 9 Money Habits to Increase Your Net Worth
Personal Finance, Managing Business Finances Ronika Khanna Personal Finance, Managing Business Finances Ronika Khanna

Adopt These 9 Money Habits to Increase Your Net Worth

One way to reinforce habits is to celebrate small wins.  If you eat slightly less junk food or exercise a bit more, you can count it as an accomplishment.  The positive reinforcement helps to make us feel better, inspire confidence and slowly build habits  that makes reaching our goals a bit easier.  This is particularly true with financial discipline.  It is important to recognize that, like any habit, it is a process that takes time.  The good news is that there are tangible metrics to measure your success e.g. when you have more in your investment accounts or a higher net worth. 

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