Description
In Canada, the number of private corporations in existence far exceeds the number of public corporations. It is relatively simple to incorporate a private company, and just about anyone can do so. Unfortunately, a private corporation is subject to many different special tax rules that don’t otherwise apply to public corporations. As a result, private business owners and their accountants are oftentimes required to attain a solid understanding of challenging tax rules, such as the Part IV tax. This course will provide an overview of these rules and some examples for learners to be able to apply the rules to real life scenarios.