Track one corporation or several, each with real revenue, expenses, and actual corporate tax — not a guess. Mark one as a holding company and link others to it if that's how your structure actually works. Saved to this browser as you go.
What this models, honestly: active business income (revenue minus expenses) taxed at real 2026 federal and provincial rates, including the small business deduction and its passive-income clawback above $50,000. It doesn't model RDTOH (refundable tax on investment income), capital dividend accounts, or inter-corporate dividend flow between linked companies yet — those are real mechanics a holding structure eventually needs, just not built here yet. When "associated" is checked, passive income is pooled across the whole group before computing the clawback (a real CRA rule — Adjusted Aggregate Investment Income is measured at the group level, not per company), and the federal $500,000 limit is split across every associated company; each company's own province's limit is shared only with other associated companies in that same province.
Want to see what you can actually pay yourself from this, split between salary and dividends?