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Tax Talk Podcast

Tax Talk Podcast

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A monthly podcast with a wide range of guests focused on helping Canadian small business owners make decisions surrounding incorporation, growing their business efficiently, and implementing successful succession, estate planning & tax planning strategies.

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    • Trying to Beat “The Algorithm”? Do This Instead
      Jan 6 2026

      Chasing hacks to “beat the algorithm” is a time sink. In this Tax Talk episode, Jared and Joe Whitbread cut through the noise and show you how small businesses actually win on social: by reverse-engineering their audience, showing consistent brand presence, and documenting the real work you do.

      We break down why there isn’t one algorithm, how platforms read your behaviour, and why separating personal and business use matters. You’ll learn the simplest growth levers: consistency, engagement, and timing. We also cover ethics and authenticity, so you don’t tank your audience’s trust chasing trends.

      What you’ll learn:

      • There’s no single algorithm, and what platforms really track
      • Align your content to your actual demographic
      • Consistency > vira trends
      • Authenticity and ethics
      • Why your content should challenge and connect
      • The anti-spam rule: stop cold-pitching; build relationships first

      Find us at:

      https://www.legacyllp.ca/

      reception@legacyllp.ca


      Need to get in touch with Joe?

      Joe Whitbread

      jsm) – Joe Social Media

      whitbread@joesocialmedia.com

      403-391-2553


      Timestamps:

      00:00 Kicking it off

      00:43 Overview of the episode

      01:20 What are algorithms?

      06:00 The impact of algorithms on your business

      17:11 Consistency, engagement & timing

      25:02 Tool & tips for creating content

      37:49 Wrapping it all up


      #SocialMediaStrategy #SmallBusinessMarketing #Algorithm

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      Disclaimer: By using this website, blog or podcast, users agree as follows: The information, services and/or products are for general information only and any reliance on the information provided therein is done at your own risk. If you make tax, accounting, investing or legal decisions after accessing this website, blog or podcast, it is recommended that you consult a qualified professional first. The views and opinions expressed are those of the author, seller, guests or publisher and do not necessarily reflect the views of the organizations or businesses that these individuals are associated with. Although we make strong efforts to make sure my information is accurate, we cannot always guarantee that the information on this website, blog or podcast is always correct, complete or up-to-date.

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      40 min
    • Save on Taxes When Selling U.S. Property: For Canadians
      Dec 2 2025

      If you’re selling a U.S. vacation home or rental as a Canadian, don’t let FIRPTA withholding, state taxes, and cross-border filings trap your cash for years.

      In this Tax Talk episode, Jared talks with cross-border tax pro Steven Flynn about how Canadians can sell U.S. real estate the right way. That means minimizing withholding, avoiding double taxation, speeding up refunds, and sidestepping CRA headaches. From ITINs and state returns to foreign tax credits and forex gains, this is your practical roadmap to a clean exit.

      What you’ll learn:

      • FIRPTA explained: why buyers withhold up to 15% at closing and how/when it can be reduced
      • How to calculate actual tax on the gain (not gross proceeds) on state and federal taxes
      • Filing strategies that cut refund timelines from years to weeks
      • ITIN essentials: why you need one, when to apply, and document pitfalls that cause delays
      • How foreign tax credits work—and what proof CRA wants
      • Filing order and calendars that help you avoid audit jams
      • What to do if you haven’t reported prior U.S./Canadian rental income


      Find us at:

      https://www.legacyllp.ca/

      reception@legacyllp.ca


      Need to get in touch with Steven?

      Steven Flynn

      Andersen LLP

      steven.flynn@ca.andersen.com


      Timestamps

      00:00 Kicking it off

      01:32 Overview of the Foreign Investment and Real Property Tax Act (FIRPTA)

      05:42 Other tax obligations as a Canadian owning an American property

      11:56 Tax credit application processes & timelines

      18:32 Common mistakes

      21:41 What to look out for when buying a property in the US

      23:48 Bonus tips

      27:31 Wrapping it all up


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      Disclaimer: By using this website, blog or podcast, users agree as follows: The information, services and/or products are for general information only and any reliance on the information provided therein is done at your own risk. If you make tax, accounting, investing or legal decisions after accessing this website, blog or podcast, it is recommended that you consult a qualified professional first. The views and opinions expressed are those of the author, seller, guests or publisher and do not necessarily reflect the views of the organizations or businesses that these individuals are associated with. Although we make strong efforts to make sure my information is accurate, we cannot always guarantee that the information on this website, blog or podcast is always correct, complete or up-to-date.

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      30 min
    • Your MONEY vs. INFLATION: Investing in Gold & Silver | EP 57
      Nov 4 2025

      The Canadian dollar keeps sliding, and it’s hitting your long-term purchasing power. So how do you protect your savings when cash is quietly losing value? How to combat inflation

      In this episode of Tax Talk, Jared sits down with investor and educator, Luke Spicer, to unpack why the CAD is weakening, how inflation really works, and whether gold and silver can serve as a practical hedge. We get into the silver-to-gold ratio, industrial demand for silver (EVs, solar, national defence), practical buying tips, storage options, and even how some Canadians hold physical metals inside registered accounts (RRSP, TFSA, RRIFs) through a trust company and compliant vaults.

      What you’ll learn:

      • Why the Canadian dollar is struggling and how “invisible taxes” like inflation erode savings
      • Currency vs. money: why gold and silver have held purchasing power across history
      • How premiums, spot vs. market price, and buybacks actually work when purchasing metals
      • Storage choices, including at-home vs. insured vaults in Canada/offshore
      • Liquidity, volatility, implementation, and separating signal from hype
      • Why idle cash in bank accounts can be a drag and how to think in “purchasing power” terms


      Find us at:

      https://www.legacyllp.ca/

      reception@legacyllp.ca


      Need to get in touch with Luke?

      Find Luke Spicer on LinkedIn.


      #InvestmentStrategies #HowToCombatInflation #InvestInGold


      00:00 Kicking it off

      00:47 Overview of the episode

      01:23 The Canadian Dollar keeps diving

      06:13 Investing in silver and gold is still out of the norm

      09:53 Silver and gold investment performance

      16:25 A physical investment for security

      23:16 Versus investing in RRSPs, RRIFs, LIFs, Etc.

      29:56 Inflation education

      42:22 Wrapping it up

      40:49 Wrapping it all up

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      Disclaimer: By using this website, blog or podcast, users agree as follows: The information, services and/or products are for general information only and any reliance on the information provided therein is done at your own risk. If you make tax, accounting, investing or legal decisions after accessing this website, blog or podcast, it is recommended that you consult a qualified professional first. The views and opinions expressed are those of the author, seller, guests or publisher and do not necessarily reflect the views of the organizations or businesses that these individuals are associated with. Although we make strong efforts to make sure my information is accurate, we cannot always guarantee that the information on this website, blog or podcast is always correct, complete or up-to-date.

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      45 min
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