How Dividends Really Work When You Pay Yourself
Paying yourself through dividends might seem simple, but there’s a catch.
In this reel, Braeden explains that when a physician pays themselves dividends from a corporation — say $100K out of $250K — those dividends are not tax deductible.
📌 The result? You still get taxed on the full $250,000 at the corporate rate (~20%), meaning higher total tax inside the corp.
Follow for more smart financial strategies for Canadian doctors.
Видео How Dividends Really Work When You Pay Yourself канала Braeden Pearl
In this reel, Braeden explains that when a physician pays themselves dividends from a corporation — say $100K out of $250K — those dividends are not tax deductible.
📌 The result? You still get taxed on the full $250,000 at the corporate rate (~20%), meaning higher total tax inside the corp.
Follow for more smart financial strategies for Canadian doctors.
Видео How Dividends Really Work When You Pay Yourself канала Braeden Pearl
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