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Most founders use: Cash ÷ Burn and call it runway. Easy but usually wrong. Our latest post breaks down what that formula misses (capital structure, trapped cash, and Canadian specifics for VC-backed tech startups).

Read the full breakdown of your actual runway: https://wix.to/Xprm4IZ

Startup Runway Mistakes Founders Make Most founders calculate runway the same way:Cash in the bank ÷ monthly burn = months left.It’s clean. It’s simple. It’s usually wrong.Not because you can’t divide.Because that formula ignores the real structure of your company.And in Canada, especially if you’re VC-backed and building tec...

We help founders build their companies so SR&ED isn’t an afterthought. Startups that plan ownership, hiring and documentation from day one make stronger, more predictable SR&ED claims and unlock meaningful non-dilutive capital. Want help structuring a claim? Read our guide and reach out.

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Structuring Your Startup for SR&ED Tax Credits Most startups do not think about tax credits when they incorporate.They are thinking about product, hiring engineers, raising capital, and getting their first customers.That is completely reasonable.But the structure decisions made in the first year of a company often determine whether valuable tax....

Founders: ready to budget smarter in 2026? Our latest guide breaks down what top founders include — from realistic revenue scenarios to runway planning, hiring, and strategic investments. Read the full breakdown and make intentional decisions that help your business scale. https://wix.to/nO6sUky

7 Things Smart Founders Include in Their 2026 Business Budget Budgeting is less about guessing how much you’ll spend and more about making intentional decisions today that help your business grow tomorrow.And if you’re a founder looking to scale in 2026, a spreadsheet with last year’s numbers + 10% won’t cut it.At Nex CPA, we’ve helped Canadian found...

You built the business — now how much should you actually pay yourself? Our new post breaks down practical steps founders can use in 2026 to set a sustainable, fair founder salary without jeopardizing growth.

Read it in 3 minutes and make smarter decisions today. https://wix.to/cTrCSWs

How Much Should I Pay Myself as a Founder in 2026? “We’re finally profitable. There’s money in the account. How much can I take?”A founder asked me that recently.On the surface, it sounds like a simple compensation question.It’s not.Because most founders aren’t asking about payroll.They’re asking:Is the business stable enough to suppor...

Struggling with the decision of how to pay yourself? Salary or dividend? The right choice can save you thousands. Discover how to optimize your taxes and retirement goals in our latest blog. Check it out here: https://wix.to/gpkJqa9

How to Pay Yourself: Salary vs Dividend Strategy Before Year-End If you’re an incorporated business owner in Canada, one of the most important financial questions is: “Should I pay myself a salary or a dividend?”The wrong mix can cost you thousands. The right one can optimize tax, support your retirement goals, and keep your corporation financially healthy....

Year-end tax planning is crucial for business owners in Canada. Don’t leave money on the table by waiting until January.

Check out our top 7 tax-smart moves you can make before December 31st to potentially save thousands on your 2025 return.

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7 Year-End Tax Moves to Make Before December 31st (That Your Accountant Won’t Remind You About) The end of the year is fast approaching — and if you’re an incorporated business owner in Canada, that means now is the time to get strategic about taxes.Don’t wait until February or March to think about tax planning. By then, your options are gone.At Nex CPA, we help clients get ahead — and...

October is here🍁! Don't let bookkeeping take a backseat while you focus on your clients. It’s the perfect time to get your finances in order before year-end. Check out our latest blog post to learn why.

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Why October Is the Best Time for Bookkeeping Cleanup Before Year-End (Canada) It’s easy to put off bookkeeping cleanup when you’re focused on operations, clients, or closing deals — but October is your window of opportunity to get financially organized before the year-end bookkeeping rush.If you wait until January? You’ll be competing with every other business scrambl...

As summer winds down, it’s time to focus on your year-end tax planning! Discover the 7 key financial tasks you need to tackle this fall.

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7 financial tasks for year-end tax planning Canada September isn’t just back-to-school season — it’s back-to-business for founders and entrepreneurs.After a summer of travel, lighter schedules, or simply delayed to-dos, September marks the ideal moment to reset your financial operations before Q4 hits.Here are 7 financial tasks every founder s...

SAFE vs. Convertible Notes vs. Equity: Which is Right for Your Startup?

Raising capital is a pivotal moment for any startup. In our latest blog, we break down these key fundraising instruments, exploring their pros, cons, and when each might be the right fit for your business. Don’t miss this essential guide for startup founders and investors alike.

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SAFE vs. Convertible Note vs. Equity Choosing the proper financing structure is a critical decision for venture-backed startups. Founders must understand how different funding instruments—such as SAFE (Simple Agreement for Future Equity), Convertible Notes, and Equity—impact ownership, valuation, and future fundraising.