Do you own an incorporated business that provides consulting services? If so, you could be regarded as an employee of your clients, you run the risk of being called a personal services business. A personal services business is a characterization from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) that you definitely don’t want. Being characterized as a personal services business is a big problem, so you’re probably wondering if this could happen to you. How can you determine your personal services business risk? The best way to find out is to talk to your lawyer to evaluate your situation.
Want to know where you should start, and what questions to ask? Download this guide to help you determine your personal services business risk.
In this e-book, we take a look at the following:
- The “four-fold test”
- How the number of employees affects your status
- The impact of the number of clients you have
- Why paperwork can be called into question
- Your business presence and professional image
Learn how to avoid personal service business risks.
Recent Articles
The winners of our 2019 Meaningful Work Volunteer Program are….- Nuclear Attraction: 4 Ways to See If a Career in Nuclear Could Be For You
- Upgrade Skills and Stay Relevant With This New Canadian Tax Credit
- Superclusters Activate: 5 New Innovation Superclusters Expected to Create Thousands of Canadian Tech Jobs
