Taub Law Office · Cochrane, Alberta
You’ve built something.
Now protect it.
Running four parallel conversations with four advisors who never compare notes is how good plans develop blind spots. Taub Law coordinates your corporate, tax, estate, and family planning into one strategy that holds together.
The Cost of an Uncoordinated Plan
You’ve built a successful business. It generates strong income, retains meaningful capital, and represents real wealth. Yet the structure underlying it is likely the same one you put in place years ago, when the business — and your circumstances — looked very different. Few owners ever pause to ask whether that structure still serves them.
You’re likely well advised. A lawyer, an accountant, a financial planner — each capable and attentive to their own area. The difficulty is that they seldom coordinate with one another. That leaves you to bridge the gaps: carrying decisions between advisors, restating your circumstances in each meeting, and maintaining a plan that no single person was ever responsible for designing.
The outcome is a structure assembled reactively, one decision at a time, in response to the issue that happened to be pressing in a given year. It is adequate. But it is rarely efficient. Capital often leaves the corporation in a less than optimal manner, the estate plan on record may not reflect your actual intentions, and those you mean to provide for may be less protected than you believe.
What has been missing is a single, deliberate review — one in which every element is considered together, and the plan is built as it should have been from the outset.
What We Do
Taub Law does two things.
Armor is our flagship service: a coordinated wealth strategy for incorporated business owners. We work directly with your lawyer, accountant, and financial planner to close the gaps between their advice and bring it together into a single, unified plan — one that addresses your corporate structure, tax planning, asset protection, and estate planning as parts of the same whole.
We also handle some of the core legal work that business owners need done properly, if your existing lawyer can’t do it. This is work that should be carried out by someone who understands your broader picture, rather than in isolation from it.
Why It Matters
Most business owners reach a point where they realize the structure they have isn’t the structure they would have built if they’d known then what they know now. The challenge is that rebuilding it means getting multiple advisors aligned, understanding the tradeoffs, and making a series of decisions that all have to work together.
That’s exactly what Armor is designed to do. Ari has spent 30 years as a business lawyer — building and operating businesses himself. He knows what a good structure looks like, he knows how to talk to accountants and financial planners, and he knows how to build a plan that holds up.
Who It’s For
Armor is built for incorporated business owners who:
Are making more than they personally need
Have retained earnings or corporate savings they’re not sure how to use effectively
Have advisors but no unified strategy
Are starting to think seriously about what retirement, succession, or estate transfer looks like
It works whether your business is growing, winding down, or already sold. If there is a corporation — and savings, assets, or retained earnings inside it — there is almost certainly a better structure for protecting and eventually extracting that wealth.
A 30-minute conversation is all it takes to find out.
What People Are Trying to Solve
When business owners come to Ari, they’re usually dealing with one of these:
They're pulling money out of their corporation and the tax hit is significant
They have retained earnings sitting in the corporation doing less than they could
Their will and corporate structure don't actually work together the way they assumed
They're approaching retirement and no one has mapped out how the transition works
They've had a life event — a health scare, a partner dispute, a near-miss — and they've realized their structure isn't as solid as they thought
They're tired of having the same conversation with four different advisors and getting four different answers
If any of those sound familiar, you’re in the right place.
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