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Probably a little late to this thread, but I get my insurance through AMA. I got an 2009 Renegade (600) and a 2003 Rev (600) and a 2006 Outlander (800) and my total insurance for all three is under $700. That includes everything (collision too). You don't need an auto policy as long as you buy...

Got my classroom session done earlier this month and will be doing the field session in Golden in December.

x2 on the AST course. I just did the classroom portion of it and there are a lot of valuable things to take away from it. And welcome to S&M.

Everything is stock. It was the local dealership that serviced it - I would hope they used the right grease lol.

Thanks for the input everyone. Think I'll start with a new belt and go from there.

The belt on it is still good. It's not new and has been broken in.

My Outlander is making a noise that I do not like haha. It's making a squeaking noise when it is in P, N, or when you are going really slow speeds. It starts making this noise once it is warmed up. I understand they do make a humming noise, but it is too excessive for me. I found a video on...

I run an etec, so my summerization is pretty straight forward. But everyone seems to be for starting them once a month. I might be in the minority here, but my opinion is that I would not want to run my sled every month. Even with stabilizer in the fuel, I wouldn't want to run poor fuel...

With dividends, you can draw out as much cash as you want, when you want. At the end of the tax year, your total draws are totalled up and that is what will be called your dividend.

Not sure I follow - could you explain?

A few pages ago I made a post about 'Integration' and how it ensures that the end of amount of tax paid is regardless - whether the income is earned personally or through a corporation. I've done a better example to show how it works. The model has a few assumptions however: 1) That any...

Any other questions you guys have? I'm not a CA yet, but I can try and help haha.

If the CRA already considers you an employee of your dad, you will want to find out how they will treat you once you form a corporation. There are rules that the CRA could deem your corporaiton a 'personal services corporation', and you don't want that. If your deemed a PSC, the only thing you...

If you needed wages bi-weekly, you could still use the dividend method. Basically, you would just write yourself a cheque, and at the end of the year if you have sent in sufficient source deductions, you give yourself a wage and whatever is left over you could call a dividend. I would strongly...

I'm jumping into this thread a little late, but here is an explanation that hopefully helps! In a corporaiton, there are two ways to take out cash personally: wages and a dividend. Each have their own benefits: - If you take a wage, this wage can be expensed through the corporation, reducing...

I work for a CA firm (articiling for CA right now). Any specific questions? I'll try to help if I can lol.

No kidding, remember when Gagner broke in? Him, Cogliano, and Nilsson. The proclaimed 'kid' line that Oiler fans were up in arms about. One is no longer in the leauge, one got traded away, and Gagner has not lived up to expectations. Oiler fans have the tendency to overhype players big time...

Nope, Collins Barrow.

I work for a public accounting firm working towards my chartered accountant designation.

Anyone going out to Cataract this Saturday wanna show a newb around? I just checked the forecast and it doesn't look like this snow isn't going to last long.