CPPP Blog
Learn more about how the Canadian Physicians’ Pension Plan works and how it can benefit doctors much more than traditional RRSP’s. We’ve included videos, slide shows and articles to help educate and show how this can help doctors retire wealthier than they thought.
Federal Budget 2024 : With taxes on capital gains going up, how can the CPPP help?
The Federal government is looking for new sources of tax revenues to pay for proposed spending and it has decided that the business community, including physicians that are incorporated, would be a good source of tax revenue. The proposed change to the Income Tax Act...
Why would a physician choose CPPP over saving through their Medical Professional Corporation (MPC)?
If the goal of the physician is to set aside funds for retirement, two separate paths emerge: either keeping retained earnings invested in the MPC’s non-registered (taxable) investment account OR making a contribution to a registered pension plan such as an IPP or...
Case Study: Physician aged 40 who only took dividends from Medicine Professional Corporation until now.
A common situation we encounter is physicians who have incorporated but receive advice that includes never taking any T4 income from their Medicine Professional Corporation (“MPC”), preferring instead the simplicity of receiving dividends. By the time they turn 40,...
Intergenerational Wealth Transfer
With Integrated Wealth & Estate Planners Nick & Simon. Nick & Simon will help you understand intergenerational wealth transfer and bridging the gap from one generation to the next, including the challenges and opportunities of wealth transfer.
How to Exceed RRSP Contribution Limits
How to Exceed the RRSP Contribution Limits.
Protecting oneself from TOPI & P.I.G
Protecting oneself from the Passive Income Grind under the Tax On Passive Income. Join JP Laporte as he goes over classic tax planning for medical doctors, including: P.I.G. protection & explanation better tax planning tax on passive income how CPPP can help plus...