Tri-Cities (October 2025) Every October, we recognize the vital role small businesses play in driving economic growth, creating jobs, and strengthening communities across the country.
We’re excited to work alongside Doane Grant Thornton to deliver valuable programming and resources designed to support the Tri-Cities small business community.
Whether you're a small business owner, an aspiring entrepreneur, or someone who champions the local economy, this month offers a meaningful opportunity to learn, connect, and celebrate the success of small businesses
Featured Event:
The “All Purpose” Structure – Ultimate Flexibility for Selling or Transitioning Your Business Seminar
Succession planning is a vital part of business strategy that should begin long before retirement is on the horizon. Early planning gives owners the flexibility to shape outcomes, preserve wealth, and minimize tax burdens. Learn more>
Doane Grant Thornton offers resources to help small businesses make informed financial decisions. Browse below for valuable inisghts about various business topics:
Impact of tariffs on Canadian businesses
Ongoing tariff directives are creating uncertainty for Canadian businesses, disrupting supply chains, pricing strategies, and international competitiveness. As global trade policies shift—whether through new trade agreements, retaliatory measures, or adjustments in duties—companies must navigate, adapt, and evolve. Learn more>
Future proofing your business: effective rick management
In today’s ever-changing global business landscape, futureproofing your business isn’t possible without effective risk management. Every business is doing something to manage risk, even if they don’t necessarily think of it that way. Learn more>
2025 year-end tax planning for you and your business
The end of 2025 is on the horizon, therefore we recommend spending time getting ready for the upcoming tax season. Planning ahead will ensure you meet relevant filing deadlines, reduce your tax liability, and optimize your financial situation. Learn more>
Tax conciderations when exiting your business
The exiting process is more complicated and takes longer than many owners may realize. The upfront investment—in terms of both time and attention—in planning can yield significant returns in the end. This is perhaps most apparent when considering the tax implications of the decisions made during the exiting process. Learn more>
Estate planning: a powerful strategy for your family and business
While almost 75% of Canadians over 55 years old have a will, only 34% of those between 35 and 54 years old have one, according to an RBC survey. A well-structured estate plan can help to preserve your wealth, ensure your wishes are known and followed, and secure your legacy. Learn more>
Sucession planning: tax considerations for family business
For many Canadian families, a business is more than just a source of income—it’s a legacy. Passing down a family business to the next generation is both a personal and financial milestone—and a complex journey that could span several years when there’s proper planning involved. Learn more>