At Henderson Partners, we strive to keep our clients well informed. Please visit the areas below to access tax resources, wealth advisory information, checklists, other useful links.

Tax Resources

2010 Personal Tax Questionnaire

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In PDF Format

2010 Statement of Business Activities

 

Wealth Advisory Resources

Wealth Advisory Services
The Henderson Partners Wealth Advisory and Stewardship Counsel makes us a special type of advisory firm.

We are dedicated to helping our clients to manage their wealth and the affairs of their families. We are committed to providing stability and insight to help our clients ensure the preservation and growth of their financial assets and family legacy.

Please download the Wealth Advisory Services brochure to learn more: www.hendersonpartnersllp.ca/userfiles/Wealth_Advisory_Services.pdf

 

Downloads

 

 

Useful Websites and Contact Numbers

Websites worth visiting

 

I.   Canada Revenue Agency

http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/menu-e.html

 

II.   Ontario Ministry of Finance

http://www.fin.gov.on.ca/english/

 

III.   Ten must-visit websites (Source: Ontario Ministry of Small Business and Entrepreneurship)

1.     Small Business Central

www.sbe.gov.on.ca

Small business central is a service provided by the Ontario Ministry of Small Business and Entrepreneurship.  It includes important government and general business information for entrepreneurs.  The site also provides links to the Ministry's Small Business Enterprise Centres (SBECs) where entrepreneurs can access a wide range of support services and alerts users to networking opportunities like Bridges to Better Business.

2.     Canada-Ontario Business Service Centre

www.cbsc.org

A joint service of the federal and provincial governments, this site contains information on federal and provincial government programs, service and regulations, as well as hundreds of categorized links to both government and non-government sites.  There are also a number of helpful Internet-based tools for business, including an Interactive Business Planner and Small Business Workshop.

3.     Service Ontario

www.serviceontario.ca

 This website provides a wide range of government information relevant to business and links to business resources and support including business registration and renewal.

4.     Strategis

www.strategis.ic.gc.ca

This is an Industry Canada site and it's huge.  It contains information on a wide range of businesses organized by sector and provides links to major trade associations, relevant government regulations and standards organizations and trade shows.  There's an excellent section on e-business, which includes a diagnostic tool to help you determine your business's e-readiness.  And there's a guide to Government of Canada Services and Support for Small Business.

5.     Canada Business

www.canadabusiness.gc.ca

As the name suggests, this federal government website provides a single access point to all the government services - federal and provincial - and information needed to start, run and grow a business.  It includes useful sections on human resources management, exporting/importing and selling to government.

 6.     Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC)

www.bdc.ca

BDC has been in the business f helping entrepreneurs for more than 50 years.  BDC's website contains a wealth of information for entrepreneurs at every stage of business development and provides referrals to experienced account managers and business consultants who provide customized one-on-one service.

7.     Profitguide.com

www.profitguide.com

This site is rich with information for entrepreneurs at every stage.  For those in start-up mode, there's a complete start-up guide that includes an analysis of the best businesses to go into and tips on developing business plans and accessing money.  For those already running a business there's information on topics like sales and marketing, technology, human resources and exporting.  And for would-be and actual entrepreneurs, there are lots of quizzes to test your abilities.

8.     Royal Bank

www.rbcroyalbank.com

Another site with lots of information for entrepreneurs including starting, managing, financing, and growing a business.  There are special sections geared to women and young entrepreneurs.  You can also download "The Big Idea" software, which will guide you through the steps of developing a business plan. 

9.     Export Development Canada

www.edc.ca

If exporting is part fo your business plan, you'll want to visit this site.  There's lots of good information on how to get export ready, including an Export Able? questionnaire.  The site also includes information on Export Development Canada's many services.

10.   MERX

www.merx.com

This website won't give you any information on how to start, finance, run or expand your company, but it's on the must-visit list because it will help you sell your goods and services to the government, a huge potential client.  Billions of dollars in public sector business opportunities are tendered each year through MERX, and 80 per cent of MERX's customers are small businesses.  You don't have to subscribe, but it may well be worth it because you can access MERX Opportunity Matching service, which looks for opportunities of interest to your business and alerts you to them via fax or e-mail.

 

The Business Start-up Assistant Website

 

The Business Start-up Assistant is an interactive and informative website that covers various topics. The Business Start-up Assistant will help guide you through some of the steps of starting your business.

http://bsa.canadabusiness.ca/gol/bsa/site.nsf/en/index.html
The Business Start-up Info Guide - Canada Business

 

 

The Business Start-Up Info-Guide is designed to help you navigate through the federal and provincial government programs, services and regulations that may apply to individuals starting a business in Ontario.

http://www.canadabusiness.ca
Canadian Bankers Association - Small Business Services Section

 

The Small Business Services section provides information on the relationship between banks and small business and on what different banks and their industry association, the Canadian Bankers Association, have to offer.

http://www.cba.ca/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&id=45&Itemid=55&lang=en