
Your books, your returns, your next decision.
Accounting, tax and advice for owner-managed businesses and individuals in the Greater Toronto Area.
Four core services, looked after by the same accountant.
Start with one. Add others as the business grows.
Accounting & Bookkeeping
Monthly bookkeeping, a month-end close on a fixed date, and financial statements a lender will accept.
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T2 corporate and T1 personal returns, HST filings, CRA letters, and an autumn planning review.
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Cash flow forecasts, budgets and reporting a board or lender can act on, on a monthly retainer.
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Incorporation, CRA and registry filings, HST and payroll registration, WSIB and provincial sales tax.
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Seven specialist services as well, from payroll to cross-border work. All 11 services
For businesses with a lender and a payroll, but no finance department.
Twenty staff means the same reporting as two hundred, with nobody whose job it is.
Or start from where the business is: starting, growing, borrowing, or selling.
- Professionals and medical practices
- Trades and contractors
- Real estate investors and holding companies
- Technology companies and startups
- Retail and hospitality
- Wholesale and distribution
- Individuals and families
Personal tax returns too. What to bring · When it is due
A call, a written scope, then a calendar we keep.
Nothing is billed before both sides sign an engagement letter. Then the same four steps every year.
- Step 1
Discovery
A thirty-minute call about the business, the state of the records and anything overdue.
Week 1 - Step 2
Onboarding
Read-only access to the books, a written engagement letter, and a filing calendar for the year ahead.
Weeks 2 to 3 - Step 3
Ongoing work
The close runs on the agreed dates and returns go in ahead of time. Questions are answered by whoever prepared the numbers, usually the same day.
Monthly - Step 4
Annual review
The year so far, the tax position, and what changes for the next twelve months.
Each autumn
Tell us where things stand.
Say what the business does and what is worrying you. Within one business day you get what the work involves, roughly what it costs, and when we could start.
We usually reply within one business day.