Meet James R.

42-year-old Corporate Lawyer

Toronto, Ontario

Incorporated Professional Corporation

Annual Billings
$265,000
Marginal Tax Rate
49.53%

Annual Family Health Expenses

Orthodontics (daughter) $3,200
Physio (James) $1,050
Glasses & Optometrist $640
Dental $1,180
Prescriptions & Misc. $430
Total: $6,500
How should James pay for these expenses?
Without HSA
Family Health Expenses
$6,500
Must be paid from personal after-tax income
Tax Drag
At 49.53% marginal rate, James loses almost half of every dollar earned to tax
Gross Billings Required
$12,870
James must generate this much in billable work just to have $6,500 after tax
The Reality
• Uses fully taxed personal income
• No corporate deduction
• Loses ~$6,370 to tax
"I'm working extra hours just to pay for medical costs."
With Wellbytes HSA
Same Expenses
$6,500
All HSA-eligible: medical, dental, optical, therapy, prescriptions
HSA Structure
Wellbytes HSA set up through James's corporation. Expenses submitted as corporate HSA claims
Corporate Payment
Corporation reimburses James $6,500 as a deductible business expense. Reduces taxable income
The Win
• Receives $6,500 tax-free
• Corporation deducts the cost
• Keeps ~$6,370 more income
"This is the easiest tax win I've ever had."

The Bottom Line

Without HSA

  • $6,500 health expenses
  • $12,870 billable income required
  • ~$6,370 lost to tax
  • No deductions available

With Wellbytes HSA

  • $6,500 health expenses
  • Paid via corporation
  • 100% tax-free to James
  • Fully deductible
James keeps $6,370 more of his income annually

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