The Canadian Press – May 18, 2023 / 12:31 pm | Stories: 427482
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The federal government says it has finalized agreements with Visa and Mastercard that will see small businesses pay lower
Toronto, May 18, 2023 – Coming reductions in credit card processing fees will be a big win for small businesses, says the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB).
Today, Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland unveiled important details from the federal
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Small businesses are asking for a deadline extension on the federal government’s pandemic loan program — and only a fraction of them have repaid the money they owe.
The Canadian Emergency Business Account (CEBA) was introduced at the height of
Absent a change in policy, Quebec risks falling short of the government’s goal of matching Ontario’s standard of living by 2036, the report warns.
More than half of Canadian business owners who have switched banks have done so due to poor customer service, according to a report by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business released March 16.
“If the big
There are so many great small business ideas out there that it can be tough to choose which one to pursue. And if you’re currently employed full-time, it can be even tougher to find the time to start a business
By Rieva Lesonsky
The future looks bright for small businesses, but 2023 will have challenges in stores, too.
Many small business owners expected 2022 to be a year of recovery after two years of struggling to survive a global
In less than two weeks, Canadian workers could notice up to $305 less on their annual take-home pay.
Thanks to an increase in payroll deductions beginning in 2023 (yes, that’s in 11 days), every employed Canadian will see their paychecks
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