Our Services

Bookkeeping Services

  • Reconcile bank and credit card statements
  • Expense imbursements
  • Claim Business expense 
  • Categorize accounting transactions
  • GST/PST returns, WCB

Year End Reconciliation

  • Reconciling payments to ensure the accounting system reflects the correct transactions
  • Account reconciliations such as bank, inventory control, clearing, billings etc.
  • Ensure any business expense paid personal gets recorded.
  • Prepare the Corporate Tax Return
  • Providing Income Statement and Balance sheet for reviewing

GST/PST Preperation & Filing

  • Determine your indirect taxes
  • Claim inut tax credit 
  • Provide advise for any exempt taxes
  • Advise for tax payment
  • Tax account reconcilliation
  • Act as your representative 

Payroll Services:
How We Can Help

Process payroll & Process pay adjustment
Setup new hires and process ROE's
  • Submit regular payments to Canada Revenue Agency, Employer Health Tax, WorkSafe BC, pension plan, benefits carriers, unions,
  • Prepare T4, T4A, T5018
  • Bi-weekly, semi-monthly, and monthly payroll solutions

SMALL BUSINESS CONTROLLER

• Management Of Accounting And Bookkeeping Processes
• Budgeting And Forecasting
• Account Reconciliation
• Cash Flow Management And Projections
• Tax Compliance

• Reporting and Year End Closing

 

Personal Tax Return

Corporate Taxes

All incorporated businesses in Canada are liable for corporate taxes (T2 Returns).

Unincorporated businesses are not required to file T2 returns. These include sole proprietorships and businesses run by individuals as partnerships. Owners of unincorporated businesses are, however, subject to personal income tax on an individual basis.

Corporation tax Returns

  • Corporation carrying on business in Canada must file a Corporation Income Tax Return (T2 return) with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) no later than 6 months after the end of the tax year.
  • Tax payments are made in installments, which are partial payments of the total amount due. The balance of tax, which is the amount of tax payable after the installments already made for the year are deducted, is generally due three months after the end of the tax year.
  • Tax payments are made in installments, which are partial payments of the total amount due. The balance of tax, which is the amount of tax payable after the installments already made for the year are deducted, is generally due three months after the end of the tax year.