For business owners, choosing the right mix of salary and dividends is all about flexibility

The Globe and Mail
June 16, 2026.

Andrew Feindel, Senior Wealth Advisor at Richardson Wealth, considers two tax-effective income sources alongside salary and dividends: capital gains within the corporation and non-registered investments.

Business owners need customized strategies to pay themselves from their corporation, but having access to multiple potential income sources is a good thing.

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