• $47

Paying Yourself From Your Corporation

Salary, Dividends & What to Watch For

If you own an incorporated business, paying yourself shouldn’t feel uncertain. Yet many business owners worry they’re doing it wrong.

This practical webinar explains how money actually moves from your corporation to you, so you can stop guessing, make confident decisions, and avoid common accounting and tax mistakes.

This Webinar Is For You If:

  • You own a Canadian corporation

  • You’re unsure whether to pay yourself salary, dividends, or a mix

  • You’ve taken money out already and want to be sure it’s structured properly

  • You want clarity on the best way to pay yourself

Note this does include not advanced tax planning scenarios.

What You’ll Learn

  • How paying yourself actually works in a corporation and the tax implications

  • Salary vs dividends: pros, cons, and real-world trade-offs

  • Implications of owner pay on retirement savings (RRSPs and CPP/QPP)

  • Why many owners use a mix and how to think about it for your situation

  • How shareholder loans happen, why they matter, and how to clean them up

  • The most common mistakes I see and how to avoid unpleasant surprises later

What’s Included

  • Video masterclass to watch at your convenience

  • Salary vs dividends comparison to help you decide

  • Quick reference guide you can come back to anytime

  • Salary vs dividends example scenario to help you understand

Price

Price: $47 + tx

This webinar is deductible as a business education expense.
GST/HST (and QST, if applicable) is fully claimable for registered businesses.

About me

Hi, I’m Ronika Khanna, CPA, CA, CFA, and the founder of Montreal Financial.

For over 15 years, I’ve helped Canadian incorporated business owners figure out how to pay themselves properly, whether that’s through salary, dividends, or a combination, and avoid the common mistakes that cause stress at year-end.

This webinar is based on the real questions I see every week:
Am I doing this right? Did I take money out the wrong way? How do I fix it?

My approach is practical, judgment-free, and focused on helping you make clear, intentional decisions without needing to become a tax expert.