Can you own a policy under a corporation in Canada?

26 May 2026 · 0 min
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Jayson Lowe explains that a Canadian corporation can own an insurance policy, which is exempt from passive investment income tax rules. The policy also creates advantages through the Capital Dividend Account, a notional account that provides additional tax benefits.

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