Calgary small businesses face rising costs, CRA audits, and tighter cash flow in 2025. Learn how to protect your business with expert tax planning, bookkeeping, and accounting strategies from Sahil & Meher Accountants and Consultants.

Canada will meet NATO’s 2% defence spending target in 2025. Learn how Ottawa plans to fund the military boost, Carney’s role, and how new defence investments will impact Canadians, small businesses, and the economy.

Inflation in Canada is still squeezing businesses and households in 2025. Learn how rising costs, government policy, and Bank of Canada interest rates are impacting Canadians — and discover actionable financial strategies to protect your wallet, reduce debt, and safeguard your small business from inflation’s lasting effects.

Wondering what to do with your 2025 tax refund? Instead of spending it, turn your refund into long-term wealth. Discover 5 powerful strategies to invest your tax refund in Canada — from paying off high-interest debt, boosting RRSP and TFSA contributions, to building your emergency fund and growing your investments.

Self-employed Canadians face unique 2025 tax deadlines, with returns due June 15 (June 16 in 2025), but payments still due April 30. Learn how to organize income, claim deductions, avoid costly mistakes, and navigate CRA rules. This in-depth guide from Sahil & Meher Accountants and Consultants helps freelancers, contractors, and small business owners file accurately and minimize taxes.

Navigating Change: What Canada's 2025 Federal Election Means for Small Businesses

On May 27, 2025, the Canadian government announced a key tax cut reducing the lowest personal income tax rate from 15% to 14%. This change, aimed at supporting middle-income Canadians, could mean hundreds in savings for individuals and families. In this blog, Sahil & Meher Accountants and Consultants break down what the new tax policy means for you, the broader economic context, and how to plan smartly in light of these changes.

In 2025, your side hustle isn’t just supplemental income—it’s a strategic tax planning tool. Whether you’re freelancing, selling online, or creating content, structuring your side gig as a business opens the door to powerful deductions that salaried employees can’t access. From home office write-offs to tech subscriptions and vehicle mileage, learn how to turn everyday business expenses into legitimate tax savings—while staying fully compliant with CRA regulations.

Paying yourself as a small business owner in Canada isn't as simple as transferring money from your business account to your personal one. The method you choose — whether salary, dividends, or a mix of both — carries important tax, legal, and financial planning implications. This guide breaks down your options based on your business structure, helping you understand the pros, cons, and compliance requirements so you can make informed decisions that support both your business

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