It’s a conversation we have almost every week.

A client sits down, looking confused and a little frustrated. They’ve lived in Canada for fifteen years, they pay their taxes to the CRA on time, and they consider themselves fully Canadian.
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It used to be that “foreign business income” was something only massive corporations worried about. Today, it’s Mark, a graphic designer in Toronto who freelances for a startup in New York. It’s Sarah, who sells handmade jewelry on Etsy to customers in France.
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Imagine working hard all year, only to find out that both the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) want a full slice of your income. Suddenly, a $100,000 salary could look more like $40,000 after both countries take their cut.
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Last month, a client came to us panicking about a $10,000 FBAR penalty notice. She had no idea her Toronto savings account needed to be reported to the IRS.
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As cryptocurrency investing in Canada continues to grow, many incorporated professionals – especially consultants, IT specialists, and entrepreneurs – are asking an important question:
Is it better to invest in crypto personally or through my corporation?
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