Budget 2026: What the Proposed Tax Changes Could Mean for Business Owners
Budget 2026 introduces a range of proposed tax changes affecting Canadian businesses, investors and their owners. Our Tax Team breaks down the key measures and the planning considerations to keep on your radar.
Canada’s 2026 federal budget introduces several proposed tax changes that could have meaningful implications for business owners, investors and their longer-term planning.
In Budget 2026: Overview of Tax Changes Impacting Business Owners, our Tax Team examines key measures announced in the budget, including the new Canada Growth Incentive, expanded small business rollover rules, proposed loss transfers between related corporations, and changes affecting trusts, estate freezes and intergenerational transfers.
The article explores how these proposals may affect Canadian businesses and their owners, where new planning opportunities could emerge, and which areas will require further clarity as additional details and draft legislation become available.
Read the full article: Budget 2026 Overview of Tax Changes Impacting Business Owners.pdf
What could Budget 2026 mean for you or your business?
The impact of these measures will depend on your individual circumstances, business structure and planning objectives. Contact Jennifer Hanna, Doug Ewens or Barrett Schultz to discuss how the proposed changes may apply to you and the considerations to keep in mind moving forward.
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