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June can be an easy month for tax deadlines to slip by, especially once personal tax season feels like it’s behind us. 📅

Here are a few dates to keep in mind for 2026:

1️⃣ June 15: Self-employed personal tax filing deadline
2️⃣ June 30: Filing deadline for certain non-resident individuals under Section 216 or 217
3️⃣ June 30: Corporate income tax return deadline for December 31 year-ends

For self-employed individuals and non-resident individuals, the June deadlines apply to filing. Any balance owing was still due April 30.

Questions about an upcoming filing or deadline? Let's chat: https://www.sblr.ca/contact

Most business owners have a will. Fewer have a plan for what happens to the business itself.

A will can transfer shares, but it doesn't address how operations continue, how decision-making authority shifts, or what the tax consequences look like when ownership changes hands.

Those gaps matter.

Estate planning done properly covers the structure behind the transfer, not just the transfer itself. That includes estate freezes, trust structures, succession strategies, and modelling the tax impact before decisions are made.

If you'd like to talk through where your plan stands, our team can help: https://www.sblr.ca/contact

How often should you review your bookkeeping numbers?

For most business owners, the answer comes down to how active the business is and how often decisions need to be made.

Swipe through to see how bookkeeping needs typically change as a business grows. 👉

If you're unsure where your business falls, our team can help: https://www.sblr.ca/contact