Kapoor CPA Professional Corporation

10/20/2026

⏰ Last call: Unfiled tax returns could cost you your Carbon Rebate

Haven’t filed your taxes for 2021, 2022, 2023 or 2024? You may still have Canada Carbon Rebate money waiting for you, but only if you file by Friday, October 30, 2026.

After that date, missed Carbon Rebate payments for those years are expected to be gone for good.

✅ Who may qualify: residents of Ontario, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, PEI and Newfoundland and Labrador during those years
✅ Families with children may be entitled to more
✅ No income? You may still qualify, but you have to file to get paid

There are only days left. If you have returns outstanding from previous years, contact our office today so we can get them filed electronically before the cutoff.

10/12/2026

Wishing you and your family a happy, healthy, and hearty Thanksgiving. 🍂

10/09/2026

If your business owes more than $𝟯,𝟬𝟬𝟬 in tax 𝘁𝘄𝗼 𝘆𝗲𝗮𝗿𝘀 𝗿𝘂𝗻𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴, the 𝗖𝗥𝗔 may require quarterly instalments.​

Missing them can mean:​
• Interest charges​
• Instalment penalties​
• Cash flow surprises​

Knowing your instalment obligations in advance protects your bottom line — and your peace of mind.

09/30/2026

Hiring a spouse or adult child for real work in your business isn't a loophole. It's a legitimate strategy.

• Done correctly, it can help you:
• Split income across lower tax brackets
• Justify reasonable, documented wages
• Build CPP contributions for family members
• Reduce overall household tax burden

The key word is "reasonable." A CPA can help you get the structure right.

09/22/2026

Many small businesses under-claim Input Tax Credits simply because receipts go untracked.
If you're registered for HST, you may be able to recover tax paid on:

• Office supplies & equipment
• Software subscriptions
• Vehicle & fuel expenses (business use)
• Professional service fees

Every missed receipt is money left with the CRA, not your business.

09/05/2026

Q3 Tax Planning Checklist for Canadian Small Businesses 🇨🇦📊

Staying ahead of tax obligations prevents costly surprises and optimizes cash flow. Check off these key Q3 priorities:

Review corporate tax & GST/HST installments
Assess mid-year income vs. expense projections
Organize payroll & contractor documentation
Time major capital purchases for tax efficiency

Don't wait until year-end to structure your financial health!

👉 Read our complete guide: https://kapoor.cpa/q3-tax-planning-checklist-canadian-small-businesses-2026/

Need personalized tax advice? Contact Kapoor CPA today!

For Canadian small business owners and incorporated entrepreneurs, the end of the third quarter — September 30 — is one of the most strategically important

08/26/2026

Waiting until tax season limits your options.​

Planning throughout the year can help you:​
• Manage cash flow​
• Time major purchases​
• Estimate tax obligations​
• Reduce last-minute stress​

The earlier you plan, the more opportunities you may have.

08/21/2026

Tax planning isn't about finding last-minute deductions.​

It's about making smarter decisions throughout the year.​

Planning early can help you:​

• Reduce surprises​
• Improve cash flow​
• Maximize available tax strategies​
• Stay compliant with confidence​

The earlier you plan, the more options you have.

08/14/2026

Many business owners think bookkeeping is only for tax season.

It's actually one of the most valuable management tools you have.

Accurate bookkeeping helps you:
• Track business performance
• Monitor cash flow
• Prepare for tax obligations
• Make confident financial decisions

When your books stay current, your business stays prepared.

07/31/2026

Most business owners look at financial statements only when they're required.
Successful business owners use them to make better decisions.

The right reports help you understand:
• Where your profits come from
• What's reducing your margins
• How much cash is actually available
• What needs attention before it becomes expensive

The goal isn't more reports.
It's better decisions.