Accounting support structured around how your business is actually set up.
Clear categorization of business expenses so your return reflects what you actually spent.
Not just a once-a-year filing service. Questions during the year are part of the relationship.
Prepared using current CRA and Ontario rules, checked before anything is filed.
Straightforward answers about your books and financial reports, with no jargon.
Documents exchanged securely, online or by phone.
Real support from a team that knows Ottawa and Ontario filing requirements.
Businesses with more than $30,000 in revenue over four consecutive calendar quarters must register for and charge GST/HST. A sole proprietorship reports business income on the owner’s personal T1 return; an incorporated business files a separate T2 corporate return. Keeping business and personal expenses in separate accounts is one of the most common issues that slows down year-end bookkeeping and tax preparation.
If you need help with bookkeeping, tax filing, and financial organization built around how small businesses actually operate, this service is built for exactly that. We work with individuals and businesses across Ottawa who want accurate, on-time results without doing it themselves, and who would rather ask a question than guess.
Send the information we need for your books and financial reports securely, online or by phone.
We prepare your books and financial reports using accurate, up-to-date CRA and Ontario guidance.
You review the completed books and financial reports before anything is submitted or filed.
We file or complete your books and financial reports and confirm everything is done.
Once your revenue exceeds $30,000 over four consecutive calendar quarters, you are no longer considered a small supplier and must register for and start charging GST/HST.
A sole proprietorship reports business income directly on the owner's personal T1 return. An incorporated business is a separate legal entity and files its own T2 corporate return.
Yes. We can pick up from your existing records or from your bank and credit card statements if your books are behind.