Lease vs Buy Equipment in Canada: What to Weigh Before Year-end

by Randy Lutic-Hotta CPA | Uncategorized

Blog by Business360.CPA, senior-led accounting and advisory firm in Vancouver  | Published November 2026  |  Last reviewed November 2026 In Canada, buying equipment tends to make sense when the business can pay for it without straining cash flow and the machine is...

Canada-U.S. Cross-Border Tax: Why Map Your Full Operation Before Filing?

by Randy Lutic-Hotta CPA | CPA Vancouver, Cross-border business

Blog by Business360.CPA, a strategic-led accounting firm based in Vancouver and Burnaby. Last updated: October 2026.  Canada-U.S. cross-border tax work goes best when it starts with a clear picture of how your business actually operates, before anyone prepares a...

What Does a 13-Week Cash Flow Forecast Show That Your Bank Balance Can’t?

by Randy Lutic-Hotta CPA | CPA Vancouver, Financial Planning, Uncategorized

Blog by Business360.CPA, Fractional CFO services Vancouver and Burnaby, Last Updated: October 2026   A 13-week cash flow forecast shows where your cash is heading over the next quarter, while your bank balance only shows where it has been. By mapping expected inflows,...

Corporate Year-End Planning: What Should Business Owners Settle Before December 31?

by Randy Lutic-Hotta CPA | Strategic finance

Corporate year-end planning for business owners comes down to decisions that cannot be revisited once the year closes. Before December 31, most incorporated owners want clarity on four things, and at Business360.CPA we work through them with the owner while there is...

What Does a Foreign Company Doing Business in Canada Need to Set Up?

by Randy Lutic-Hotta CPA | CPA Vancouver, Strategic finance

Blog by Business360.CPA / Last updated: September 2026 A foreign company doing business in Canada needs four things settled early: how it will operate here, which federal and provincial registrations apply, how sales tax and payroll will be handled, and how the...