Does a Holdco actually make sense? | Corporate Planning | Wealthsimple
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Does a Holdco actually make sense? | Corporate Planning | Wealthsimple
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A lot of business owners assume a holding company is the "gold standard", but is it right for you? In this clip, Kris Kibler CPA, CA, CFP, TEP, MPAcc myth-busts one of the biggest misconceptions in corporate planning: a Holdco does not solve the passive income problem.
Key topics covered:
Why an Opco and Holdco are "associated corporations" that share the same $500K small business limit
When a Holdco actually makes sense — high liability operating companies, large surpluses needing protection, or an upcoming sale or succession
Why physicians and other regulated professionals face unique restrictions on Holdco ownership
A real structure example: how surplus can move from an Opco to a Holdco as a tax-free intercorporate dividend, protecting cash and keeping the operating company sale-ready
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