With the 2024 launch of the Canadian Entrepreneurs’ Incentive, Canada’s government has introduced powerful new support for small businesses. This incentive reduces the inclusion rate on capital gains to 33.3%, allowing entrepreneurs to retain more of their earnings when selling a business (Government of Canada, 2024), covering up to $6.25 million in potential capital gains, this program empowers entrepreneurs to recycle capital into new ventures, investments, or retirement, ultimately boosting Canada’s economic growth (Department of Finance Canada, 2024) .
 

This supports more than just financial stability; it rewards innovation, encourages business continuity, and creates a fertile environment for entrepreneurial ventures to thrive (CALU Report, 2024). This way, this incentive can be very helpful for young Canadians eager to innovate and create their own paths.
 

Hatchable entrepreneurial education initiative, recognizes its alignment with the mission to empower young Canadian entrepreneurs. The Canadian Entrepreneurs’ Incentive can leverage benefits to fuel growth and make meaningful impacts in their communities. Why This Incentive Matters for You For current and aspiring business owners, the Canadian Entrepreneurs’ Incentive offers: 

Financial Flexibility:

By lowering tax burdens, founders can reinvest in future ventures, creating a cycle of economic growth and job. According to the Department Canada, this incentive is expected to generate $19.4 billion in new revenue over five years, which will be reinvested into various economic growth
initiatives (Government of Canada, 2024).


Access to Resources:

Programs like these focus on tech, sustainability, and manufacturing, encouraging founders to expand and innovate. The incentive complements other measures such as the Venture Capital Catalyst Initiative and the Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) tax incentive program, which collectively enhance the availability of capital and support for innovation (Department of Finance Canada, 2024).


The Role of Entrepreneurship Education
Entrepreneurship education is foundational in realizing the full benefits of the Canadian Entrepreneurs’ Incentive. Research consistently shows that entrepreneurship education builds critical skills in recognizing opportunities, developing business plans, and launching successful ventures (Frontiers in Psychology, 2021).

For example, studies indicate that experiential learning significantly bolsters students’ entrepreneurial intentions and self-efficacy (Academy of Management Learning & Education, 2017).

Hatchable’s commitment to entrepreneurship education is focused in introducing children and youth to innovation and entrepreneurial thinking in a meaningful methodology to empower the next generation of Canadian innovators. With Hatchable’s resources, young learners can develop the mindset needed to harness opportunities in technology, sustainability, and local business growth, strengthening

Canada’s future economic landscape.

How Hatchable Can Help
Hatchable’s resources support entrepreneurs at all stages of development. Through our specialized course, mentorship, and practical tools, students will refine their skills and prepare for a thriving business journey. Hatchable offers an innovative curriculum that combines entrepreneurial thinking with real-world skills and
leadership, building the foundation for future business leaders.

If you’re ready to embark on or advance your entrepreneurial journey, Hatchable provides an empowering platform for young entrepreneurs, aligning with Canada’s evolving entrepreneurial ecosystem. Join Hatchable to gain the skills, insights, and support essential for success in Canada’s new era of business.


Start Your Entrepreneurial Journey with Hatchable today!

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  • Department of Finance Canada. “The New Canadian Entrepreneurs’ Incentive,” 2024.
  • CALU Report. “Exploring the Canadian Entrepreneurs’ Incentive,” 2024.
  • Government of Canada. “Budget 2024: Growing Canada’s Small Businesses,” 2024.
  • Government of Canada. “Budget 2024: Supporting the Next Generation of Researchers and Innovators,” 2024.
  • Frontiers in Psychology. “How Entrepreneurship Education at Universities Influences Entrepreneurial Intention,” 2021.
  • Academy of Management Learning & Education. “The Impact of Entrepreneurship Education in Higher Education,” 2017.