Tagged with: "IPP"
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The IPP – Ideal Candidate and Setup Timelines
Tony Manoharan February 6th, 2025 Frequently Asked Questions About the IPP At GBL, we often receive questions about setup timelines and ideal candidates for Individual Pension Plans (IPP). Here, we answer the most common inquiries: Why Choose an IPP Over an RRSP? Who is the Ideal IPP Client? An Individual Pension Plan is a powerful […]
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CE Credits Now Offered Through Advocis and FP Canada for Individual Pension Plans (IPPs)
Did somebody say #CE Credits? Almost as exciting as attending a presentation with a room full of actuaries*. On that note, we are excited to announce that #GBL now offers CE Credits through #FPCanada and #Advocis for Individual Pension Plans (#IPPs). Rest easy, our Senior Team understands tax, retirement, and estate planning needs for business […]
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Cheers To An Amazing 30 Years
In Scottish culture, the New Year, or Hogmanay as the Scottish call it, brings a sense of renewal and reflection. Growing from its Scottish origins while enjoying an incredible journey along the way, GBL is thrilled to celebrate its 30th anniversary in 2025. Since our founding in 1995, we have serviced over 7000 clients and […]
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2016 Federal Budget: The Middle Class Budget
On the election trail in 2015, the Liberal Party proposed a series of changes to eliminate certain benefits for higher income earners, to focus on cuts to the middle class and to increase spending on infrastructure and other special interest groups. On March 22, 2016 the first steps of this game plan were put into […]
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Alberta Hikes 2015 Personal and Corporate Taxes
Alberta has introduced new tax brackets including a personal top marginal bracket of 15% that will be phased in for the 2015 tax year, and increased the corporate income tax rate to 12% (from 10%) effective July 1, 2015, among other changes. These amendments are consistent with election campaign promises made before Alberta’s election on […]
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Upcoming Changes to BC Pension Legislation
The New Act The new Pension Benefits Standards Act (the New Act) will come into force September 30, 2015 and going forward all pension plans in British Columbia are required to adhere to the New Act. What are the changes for IPPs? Individual Pension Plans (IPPs) are generally set up for connected persons (individuals who […]
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The 2015 Federal Budget
Our take: Large on promise, low on the medicine that the sugar helps go down. Finance Minister Joe Oliver’s first budget delivered on its promise to be balanced and sets forth the Conservative Government’s Election Platform for 2015. Measures that assist families, seniors, and small businesses, were the major focus for the 2015 Federal Budget. […]
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