Straight guidance for physiotherapists, massage therapists, and clinics. No jargon, no fluff, just what actually affects your practice.
Massage Therapists
What an accountant for massage therapists should do: watch the $30,000 HST threshold, claim the credits RMTs miss, and time the incorporation call.
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Running Your Practice
Switching accountants mid-year is easier than you think. What the courtesy letter, CRA authorization, and records handover look like for clinic owners.
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Running Your Practice
RRSP vs TFSA for self-employed clinicians: 2026 limits, the bracket math, when each account wins, and the traps that cost practice owners real money.
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Running Your Practice
Clinic payroll in Canada: what your first hire really costs, 2026 CPP and EI numbers, remittance deadlines, and the traps that catch new employers.
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Running Your Practice
Do osteopaths charge HST? Osteopathic physicians are exempt, manual osteopathic practitioners are not, and Budget 2025 settled it. Here's where you stand.
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Running Your Practice
Bookkeeper vs accountant for your clinic: what each one actually does, why HST by profession changes the answer, and which to hire first. A CPA explains.
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Running Your Practice
Do podiatrists charge HST? Treatment is exempt, custom orthotics are zero-rated, and products and insurer reports are taxable. Here is how the streams work.
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Running Your Practice
Practitioner tax deductions in Canada that clinicians miss: unrecoverable HST, private health plan premiums, professional dues, and claims that backfire.
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Running Your Practice
Do midwives charge HST? Midwifery care is exempt in Canada, but classes, product sales, and medico-legal reports can be taxable once you pass $30,000.
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Massage Therapists
How much tax do massage therapists pay in Canada? What a self-employed RMT owes in income tax, CPP, and HST for 2026, with realistic set-aside numbers.
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