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10 Reasons to work here

  1. Our “small company culture” is informal - Friendly yet professional.
  2. We’re located in one of Vancouver’s fastest growing areas, and many of our staff live close to work.
  3. We offer the flexibility to balance a quality career with a quality life.
  4. Continuous learning is a priority and we actively encourage and provide it.
  5. We uniquely provide “big firm” opportunities so you can grow your skill set and experience.
  6. We hire smart people who are motivated, so there is a culture of innovation and creativity.
  7. People love working here.
  8. Management has an open door policy.
  9. We’re big on the latest technology that makes the job easier and environmentally friendly.
  10. Silos are out. Collaboration is in.

Quick Tips

Financial Planning

Create a retirement and wealth creation plan as early as possible with the help of your investment professional.
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Business Management

Review all guarantees on a regular basis to ensure that, where possible, they are reduced regularly.
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Tax

A single person can claim a tax credit for a dependent child, grandchild, sibling, parent or grandparent.
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Business Management

Incorporate a holding company to help manage your business risks.
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Debt Management

Get out of non-tax deductible debt as quickly as possible.
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Tax

Get your tax returns to your accountant early for timely filing.
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Debt Management

Avoid carrying balances on credit cards.
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Debt Management

Businesses should match the repayment terms of debt to the life of an asset to avert liquidity problems.
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Tax

Use the advantages of the low corporate tax rate on active business income to defer taxes.
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Financial Planning

Review and update your Will every two years or when situations in your life change.
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Business Management

Make sure that you have a great bookkeeper.
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Tax

Use life insurance products to transfer wealth tax effectively to the next generation.
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Financial Planning

Compare your monthly income needs to long-term disability coverage.
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Financial Planning

Use life insurance products to protect your family and the value of your estate.
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Debt Management

If possible, utilize financing options that calculate interest on net borrowings by offsetting cash balances that you may have against your debt.
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Debt Management

Take advantage of low interest rates to refinance and reorganize your debt.
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Business Management

Consider setting up a Board of Advisors for your business.
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Tax

Snowbirds, note: A second home or cottage is regarded as personal-use property if used primarily by the taxpayer or a relative (or beneficiary).
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Tax

Review your business activities to see if they qualify for the Scientific and Experimental Development tax credit.
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Tax

If you borrowed funds to purchase real estate from which you’ll earn income, the interest expense is deductible, unless the real estate is vacant land.
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Debt Management

All things being equal, repay any debt with the highest interest rate first.
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Tax

Utilize an Employee Health Services Plan in your business to reduce the after-tax cost of your medical expenses.
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Tax

Reduce taxes by donating stock with capital gains to your favourite charity.
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Tax

If your business is not incorporated, you can write off business losses against other income.
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Financial Planning

Compare the after-tax returns for each investment rather than the before-tax returns.
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Business Management

Review your business to take advantage of all government training grants available.
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Business Management

Make sure that your electronic data is backed up regularly and stored offsite.
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Tax

Save taxes with tax-free savings accounts.
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Tax

Combine donations made by both spouses onto only one tax return to maximize the tax benefits.
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Debt Management

Where possible, seek financing options that are not due on demand.
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Business Management

Use accounting software to compare your business performance to your budget.
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Tax

Income splitting pensions can reduce taxes.
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Tax

If you stayed home to raise young children, apply for the Child Rearing Drop-out when you apply for any CPP benefits.
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Business Management

Don’t make a business decisions based solely on tax consequences.
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Tax

Review the allocation of investments between your RRSP and non-registered investment accounts to ensure investments are being held in the most tax advantageous manner.
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Financial Planning

Improve the value of your business by preparing it for sale or transition; plan for it today even if you are not thinking of selling it.
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Tax

Contribute to your RRSP early to maximize tax deferred growth.
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“Facet has been taking care of the tax planning for my global business and non-profit interests for over seven years. Bottom line is they’re fantastic – they go above and beyond what’s expected. They’re sharp, keen, responsive and very creative in finding effective, cost-efficient solutions. Over the years, I’ve dealt with several people at the firm and have appreciated the can-do attitude from people who seem to be motivated to work there. My experience has always been very positive.”

—Peter Ash
Sagewood Holdings Ltd

In the Community

Giving back is how we help keep the cycle of wealth moving. Read more »

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Contact Us

If you'd like to talk to someone about our business and services, please call Darren Millard at

+1 604 534 3004