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I currently run a Canadian Corporation, but I'm finding taxes (both accounting fees and bookkeeping) a real pain and expense.

I would like to keep the corporation and basically find out how to file a "null" every year and switch the company back under my name (Sole Proprietor) until I'm really making good money. Then switch it back perhaps when that happens and I can get the tax benefits.

I'm not sure exactly how that works but would appreciate any advice on this as I can't find any information online.

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Are you the sole shareholder of the corporation? is it an LLC? – user6603 Apr 14 '11 at 13:12

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