Selling a business in Canada can reshape your finances. The tax result depends on how the deal is structured, what is being sold, and how the company is valued. Strong growth potential can support a better outcome, while a weaker outlook can reduce that value. In this blog, we’ll walk you through the tax side,...

A sole proprietorship can be sold in Canada, but the process does not work like a share transfer. Because the business belongs to one person, the sale usually focuses on assets, goodwill, customer relationships, and the operating structure. That means your price depends less on the legal form and more on what the business can...

You face a critical decision the moment an investment opportunity appears. Suddenly, the key question arises: exactly how is a business valued? At Robbinex, we bring extensive experience to these evaluations in the mergers and acquisitions space. Continue reading this blog to learn how we value your company and why you need professional assistance. Why...

Understanding the true value of a business is essential for any owner. It becomes especially important when planning for growth or preparing for a potential transition. The process draws on financial records, market conditions, and future potential to produce a clear estimate. At Robbinex, we work closely with owners to navigate this process. We have...

As U.S. tariffs continue to reshape global trade in 2025, Canadian business owners are feeling the impact — some more than others. While the headlines often focus on politics, the real effects are showing up in everyday operations: tighter margins, delayed shipments, shifting customer demand, and increasingly complex supply chains. Whether you’re planning to buy,...