Seven decisions decide whether that ever pays off — the $50,000 passive-income line, the two tax bills at death, the pension room your RRSP can't give you, and an Ontario dividend change that flips the usual December advice this year. The Corporate Wealth Shield™ Playbook puts the math on the page and gives you the exact question to email your accountant for each one.
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Every move: the problem, the mechanism in plain words, one illustrative example with the figures shown, the question to email your accountant, and what we do about it.
The passive-income grind on your small-business deduction — and why this year's number decides next year's limit.
The deemed sale at death, the dividend on the way out, and the Capital Dividend Account.
Corporate-owned permanent insurance — what it is, what it isn't, and when the answer is “none.”
The Individual Pension Plan vs the flat RRSP limit, and the past-service catch-up most owners have never heard of.
Ontario's 2026/27 dividend-credit change — the one year the usual January advice can flip.
Third party, employees or family — and the Employee Ownership Trust deadline that no longer exists.
The year-end checklist split honestly: what is calendar-bound, what is fiscal-year, what is sequencing, and what is not a deadline at all. Plus a one-page worksheet and the seven questions as one email to your accountant.
The playbook is the reader's version of the framework we use with incorporated owners: protect the years between earning a dollar in the corporation and taking it out, and decide in advance what happens at the end of them. Insurance is one structure inside it — a protection layer the passive-income rule doesn't read — never the whole answer.
If you want the full framework before the playbook, or after it, it's here.
The playbook is the whole point of the first email. The other two are optional reading.
The link, first line. Where to start if you only read one move: Move 1, the $50,000 line — the move quietly costing owners this year, whose fix protects next year's limit.
Pay the capital dividend first, then sell the loser. Same two transactions; the order is the whole outcome. Forwardable to your accountant as-is.
One move at a time, the math on screen, with a CPA or lawyer in the room answering the “but on my file?” questions live. Free. Replay to every registrant.
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