Tagged with: "IPP"
-
IPPs Are Simpler Than You Think: A Turnkey Option for Investment Advisors
IPP Setup for Advisors: Simple & Turnkey with GBL If you’ve heard that Individual Pension Plans (IPPs) are complex, you’re not alone. Many advisors picture heavy paperwork, actuarial math, and regulatory hoops. In practice, when you partner with experts like GBL, the IPP setup is straightforward; and you keep the client relationship while we handle […]
Continue reading -
Dividends vs Salary: Why the Simplest Compensation Strategy Isn’t Always the Best
Business Owners, IPP, RCA, Uncategorized
Dividends vs Salary — An Introduction Many owners of Canadian private corporations default to paying themselves in dividends. It feels simple, avoids payroll deductions, offers the dividend tax credit, and seems tax-efficient. But as GBL frequently hears from business owners years later — “I wish I’d taken more T4 income.” Behind this regret lies an […]
Continue reading -
IPP Setup Deadline for Deductions for the 2025 Tax Year
Are you a business owner or incorporated professional considering an Individual Pension Plan (#IPP) for yourself? Or are you an #advisor or #accountant considering one for your client? The deadline for GBL to receive completed IPP applications for the 2025 #tax year is December 12th – roughly two months away. Unlike with the #RRSP, which […]
Continue reading -
Individual Pension Plans for Franchises
How Individual Pension Plans (IPPs) Can Be A Central Tax Strategy Franchises And Their Impact Anywhere you look, you’ll likely see a franchise. From the rest stops on the highway, to nearly every small town and large city. There are over 75,000 franchise locations in Canada in over 50 sectors including food, retail, healthcare, automotive, […]
Continue reading -
Retirement Planning for Incorporated Dentists: The Use of Individual Pension Plans
Fraser Lang April 15th, 2025 Federal tax changes have turned what was once prudent planning by dentists on its head, leaving many without adequate retirement savings. This article discusses how Retirement Planning for Incorporated Dentists through the Individual Pension Plan (IPP) can help to resolve the government-created gap. Background Dentists handle important and stressful work; […]
Continue reading -
IPPs Are Easier to Set Up Than You Think
A common misconception is that IPPs are complicated, but the reality that IPPs are easier to set up than you think . Once you have decided that an IPP is the right fit, you can enjoy the benefits of corporate deductions and enhanced retirement savings with ease. The Individual Pension Plan (IPP) is widely regarded […]
Continue reading -
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 […]
Continue reading -
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 […]
Continue reading -
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 […]
Continue reading -
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 […]
Continue reading