Please leave a comment if you have a question for Dr. Soth! Topics Covered: 0:00 - Intro 0:03 - Investing in a Corporation Overview 1:22 - Refundable Dividend Tax on Hand (RDTOH) 1:47 - Tax Integration of Investment Income 4:22 - Dividend Trapping This material was presented at the Canadian Physicians Financial Wellness Conference, a philanthropic conference by physicians for physicians. This year, we raised $24,452 for The Equity Award, a needs-based scholarship at the University of Toronto. To learn more or to contribute, please visit: 1. Twitter: twitter.com/PFIconference 2. LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/pfi-conference-a6a239249 3. Website: www.physiciansficonference.com
How much are Canadian eligible dividend stocks in your small Canadian corporation investment account taxed? I am referring to the dividend income not the capital gains. Thanks for the informative video.
Very useful talk by Dr Soth, thank you. Now back to the books / online to review RDTOH. Totally surprised by the comment about big saver but small spender being a bad thing
Yes as a big saver/small spender myself, learning about corporate bloat was very informative for me too, I had to change a few things about my financial plan
@@BreakingBadDebt @BreakingBadDebt glad to know I'm not alone 😊 I will be rewatching this video for sure. Any other resources you can recommend for understanding this better? Ie. Corporate bloat
@@pozman9 Yes, Dr. Soth did say in his talk that his content needs to be revisited a few times to fully understand everything. For other resources, he has written about corporate bloat in this article: www.looniedoctor.ca/2018/08/04/corporation-investing/#bloat
Please leave a comment if you have a question for Dr. Soth!
Topics Covered:
0:00 - Intro
0:03 - Investing in a Corporation Overview
1:22 - Refundable Dividend Tax on Hand (RDTOH)
1:47 - Tax Integration of Investment Income
4:22 - Dividend Trapping
This material was presented at the Canadian Physicians Financial Wellness Conference, a philanthropic conference by physicians for physicians. This year, we raised $24,452 for The Equity Award, a needs-based scholarship at the University of Toronto. To learn more or to contribute, please visit:
1. Twitter: twitter.com/PFIconference
2. LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/pfi-conference-a6a239249
3. Website: www.physiciansficonference.com
How much are Canadian eligible dividend stocks in your small Canadian corporation investment account taxed? I am referring to the dividend income not the capital gains. Thanks for the informative video.
Very useful talk by Dr Soth, thank you. Now back to the books / online to review RDTOH. Totally surprised by the comment about big saver but small spender being a bad thing
Yes as a big saver/small spender myself, learning about corporate bloat was very informative for me too, I had to change a few things about my financial plan
@@BreakingBadDebt @BreakingBadDebt glad to know I'm not alone 😊
I will be rewatching this video for sure. Any other resources you can recommend for understanding this better? Ie. Corporate bloat
@@pozman9 Yes, Dr. Soth did say in his talk that his content needs to be revisited a few times to fully understand everything. For other resources, he has written about corporate bloat in this article: www.looniedoctor.ca/2018/08/04/corporation-investing/#bloat
Is a MPC (medical personal corporation) still worthwhile in 2024 after all the changes in tax legislation?
Detailed and straight to the points. One of the best videos I've ever seen on tax.
This is an excellent video. I like the examples and the break point concept.
Hello sir , if i buy stocks as a company , do my coporation tax defer until i sell the stocks ?
Yes tax is only charged on the capital gains which is when you sell the stock