Skip to main content
BizFin.ca
Business need — tax payments

SCHEDULED OBLIGATIONS —
UNSCHEDULED CASH.

Source deductions, HST/GST remittances, corporate instalments: tax obligations arrive on the government's calendar, not the business's. When remittances collide with a slow collection month, financing can keep both the obligation and operations intact.

Check My Options

Proudly Canadian. Built for Canadian businesses.

Business owner reviewing growth plans and documents in a dark office
Built for Canadian business Flexible business uses Straightforward process Real human support
The remittance reality

THE TIMING NEVER LINES UP — THE DEADLINE DOESN'T MOVE.

Payroll remittances and sales tax are collected from cash flow as it happens — but the money to remit them can get absorbed by operations in the weeks before the deadline.

Missing a remittance creates penalties and interest that compound the original squeeze. Short-term capital structured around the obligation prevents a timing problem from becoming a cost problem.

When obligations collide with cash

WHAT OBLIGATION CAPITAL PROTECTS.

Payroll Remittances

Source deductions filed on the CRA's schedule.

HST / GST Remittances

Sales tax remitted on time, every period.

Instalments

Corporate tax instalments met without draining operations.

Scheduled Obligations

Any fixed obligation arriving at the wrong cash moment.

NOT SURE WHAT KIND OF FINANCING YOU NEED?

You don't need to know the exact financing product before you start. Tell us what your business is trying to accomplish.

Check My Options
Tax payment FAQ

QUESTIONS ABOUT TAX OBLIGATIONS.

What does your business need next?

MEET THE DEADLINE — KEEP THE BUSINESS MOVING.

Check My Options

BizFin.ca — Finance your next move.

Related financing solutions

RELATED FINANCING SOLUTIONS.

Working Capital

Flexible capital for cash flow, payroll, suppliers, operating expenses and opportunities.

Learn more

Business Line of Credit

Revolving capital for recurring cash-flow needs.

Learn more

Bridge Financing

Short-term capital between known outflows and inflows.

Learn more