Industries
Technology companies and startups
Software, hardware and services companies from first hire to first institutional round.
A startup's finance function has to do two things at once: keep the books clean enough for an investor's diligence and tell the founders how many months of runway remain. Neither should wait until a round is under way.
We produce monthly burn and runway reporting, keep payroll compliant as the team grows, prepare the financial statements an SR&ED claim rests on, and build the reporting package investors expect once they have invested.
What that means in practice
- Monthly burn, runway and cash forecast
- Financial statements and cost tracking for SR&ED claims, coordinated with your SR&ED adviser
- Investor reporting packages and board decks
- Payroll and contractor compliance as the team grows
Business Advisory
Controller and CFO-level oversight on a monthly retainer: cash flow, budgets and reporting a board or lender can act on.
More on Business AdvisoryAccounting & Bookkeeping
Monthly bookkeeping, a month-end close that runs to a calendar, and financial statements prepared under ASPE.
More on Accounting & BookkeepingPayroll & Employer Filings
Bi-weekly or semi-monthly payroll, CRA remittances, T4s and Records of Employment, reconciled to the ledger every period.
More on PayrollStart with a conversation about where things stand.
Describe the situation and we will tell you honestly what the work involves, roughly what it costs, and how soon we could start. Nothing is billed until we have both signed an engagement letter.
We usually reply within one business day.