Industries
Trades and contractors
Electrical, mechanical, general and specialty contractors, from a single crew to several.
Contractors' books have things most businesses do not: holdbacks, progress billing, work in progress, subcontractor slips. The books have to track each job, not only each month, and HST follows the invoice date whether or not the cash has arrived.
We set up job costing that matches how you quote, keep holdback receivable and payable straight, and file the T5018 subcontractor slips the CRA expects every year.
What that means in practice
- Job costing and work-in-progress at month-end
- Holdbacks under the Construction Act tracked separately
- T5018 subcontractor reporting and WSIB clearance
- HST on progress billings and deposits
Accounting & Bookkeeping
Monthly bookkeeping, a month-end close that runs to a calendar, and financial statements prepared under ASPE.
More on Accounting & BookkeepingCorporate & Compliance
Incorporation, registrations, payroll and the recurring statutory filings, planned ahead so nothing is missed.
More on Corporate & CompliancePayroll & 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.