June 2026

Business insights

Do you know what steps are involved in filing an insurance claim for your practice?

Here’s a quick snapshot of what we’re unpacking in this month’s Business Insights Newsletter.

Insurance: Navigating the claims process
M&A: Market shifts underway
Economic outlook: Key federal signals
Incorporation: Weighing the pros and cons for your practice
SR&ED: Eligibility as an MPC employee
Tax installments: CRA payment deadline reminders

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What do professionals need to know about a business interruption insurance claim?

From fires to cyber attacks, disruptions can put your practice at risk. Learn how professionals can navigate the claims process and ensure the right coverage is in place to protect their practice.

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Healthcare Services Quarterly Update - Q1 2026

Healthcare M&A activity in Q1 2026 reached over $2.8 billion in disclosed transaction value across 307 deals in Canada and the U.S.

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2026 Federal Economic Update Highlights

What do the latest federal updates mean for Canadian businesses? This summary breaks down key measures and potential impacts to help you understand what could shape decisions in the months ahead.

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What are the pros and cons of incorporating your professional practice for new graduates and established practitioners?

Incorporating your practice is a big decision, one that can shape your career, taxes, and financial flexibility. This insight explores key considerations for your future.

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SR&ED: A physician’s eligibility to claim as an employee of the MPC

Many physicians conduct research alongside clinical work, but how that work is structured can significantly impact access to available tax incentives.

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Reminder: CRA tax instalments

As you manage your finances this year, remember to stay on top of your CRA tax instalment payments for 2026. If required, your next payment is due on June 15, 2026. For corporate taxes, your payment schedule is included in your corporate year-end package to help you stay on top of your instalments.

Please note that late or insufficient payments may result in interest and penalties. To minimize interest costs, you can make your next payment early if you miss a due date. Payments can be made online, in person, or by mail.

For any questions or to review a tax estimate, please consult with your tax advisor.

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