Who Gets My Farm?
Protect Saskatchewan farm families by navigating complex tax and estate planning decisions to ensure your wealth stays where it belongs — with your family. Our free Zoom seminars explore farm vs. non-farm taxation, succession planning structures, and transition strategies designed to help Saskatchewan farming and small business operations.
Planning to Transition Your Farm? Start Here.
Our first free webinar in this farm planning series features Dean Klippenstien, CPA and MNP Agriculture Advisor, covering estate vs. business succession, farm taxation, and what every farm family should understand before passing the operation on.
March 12 | 1PM (Sask Time)
Expert Estate, Transition and Income Tax Planning Services
Evaluate Your Existing Farm Structure
Receive a detailed analysis of your current business setup to identify hidden tax traps. We pinpoint specific issues that could complicate a future sale or family transition.
Reduce Your Partnership with the CRA %
Apply advanced tax planning that can lower your annual operating costs. We focus on helping you build more capital within your business during your working years and at the time of sale.
Build a Logical, Sound and Tax Efficient Transition Plan
Partner with Canada’s top experts in tax and farm succession. We create a clear roadmap for transferring ownership that minimizes conflict and maximizes wealth retention.
Protect Your Local Enterprise
Saskatchewan leads the country in small businesses per capita. We apply the same rigorous estate and tax standards to local business owners to ensure a smooth exit strategy.
Expert Succession and Estate Planning Services
Protecting Our Province’s Massive Economic Growth
Saskatchewan is a global powerhouse, producing 10% of the world’s wheat and 40% of its canola. Since 1997, our GDP has grown by $20 billion, yet financial services haven’t kept pace with this explosive regional wealth.
Adapting to Evolving Farm Values
Thirty years ago, a large farm’s net worth was $1.5 million. Today, that figure often exceeds $20 million. With the average farmer now 57 years old, the need for sophisticated, high-level transition planning is critical to prevent the CRA from claiming an unfair share.
Bridging the Industry Planning Gap
Traditional banking often falls short for Saskatchewan’s 34,128 farms. We provide the specialized investment and tax expertise required to navigate massive wealth transfers. They say if you fail to plan… all you are left with is a wish. We replace wishes with concrete, tax-efficient strategies.
Supporting Our Small Business Community
Agriculture is the backbone of Saskatchewan’s economy, with thousands of farms supporting local communities and employment. By planning for succession, farmers can make tax-efficient decisions, minimize disputes, and safeguard the future of their operations. Estate and succession strategies help ensure that the next generation can continue the farm’s legacy while maintaining financial security for all family members.
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Percentage of farmers are expected to retire by 2033, yet most do not have a succession plan in place
Experts in Saskatchewan Farm Estate Planning
brought to you by
Brian Golly – Principle Owner of Smart Investing Solutions Inc.
