Income taxes are mandatory payments individuals or businesses make to the government based on their earnings, profits, or taxable income.
For example, a Canadian corporation with $400,000 in taxable income pays federal and provincial corporate income tax at a combined rate of roughly 26.5%, resulting in a tax bill of approximately $106,000 — which the CFO accounts for when projecting year-end cash flow.
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