Starting your journey as a franchise owner is an exciting venture, but the financial aspects—especially taxes—can feel overwhelming

Incorporating your franchise offers great tax savings, but there’s a catch when it comes to passive income

In Canada, the dream of owning a business or franchise is increasingly accessible, thanks in large part to the wide range of government programs designed to support diversity in leadership.

If you’re a potential buyer who is interested in the possibilities presented by franchise resales, or a franchisor looking to maximise the return on your investment, there’s one thing you should be informed about: valuation

I see a lot of posts on many of the social pages, future restaurant owners asking for advice about where they should start and what they need to know

Lots to talk about at Top Shelf Franchising this week. As we recorded a record number of buyers in one week with 71 inquiries of people looking for a business in Canada

In today’s business landscape, sustainability isn’t just about being eco-friendly; it’s about creating a business plan that can thrive in the long term.

In the volatile landscape of the Canadian economy since 2023, finding a stable and reliable business investment avenue has become increasingly challenging.

Every month, the challenge isn’t just making sales but ensuring there’s enough cash on hand to pay suppliers, employees, and cover other operating costs.

When one owns their own business, we are in a position to have more control of our own lives. For starters when one owns their own business as entrepreneur’s we pay ourselves first and then pay tax later after our expenses take shape. 

A look at one of the most sought-after loans in Canada for Small Business.