Online Bookkeeping
and Tax Services
for Canadian Businesses

Running a business in Canada comes with enough challenges – managing finances shouldn’t be one of them!

Why Businesses Outsource Bookkeeping (and why you should too!)

Most business owners don’t start their company to spend hours managing spreadsheets, reconcile bank accounts, or deal with tax deadlines.

Yet, without proper bookkeeping:

  • Financial mistakes go unnoticed
  • Tax Filings become stressful
  • Cash flow becomes unclear
  • Growth decisions become risky

Many owners rely on their bank balance – but that doesn’t give you the full picture of your business performance. Organized books give you clarity on profitability, expenses and future planning.

That’s where professional bookkeeping makes a difference!

So, Who Do We Work With?

Our services are tailored for Canadian small and medium-sized businesses, currently making over $100,000 gross sales per year.

We Work With

  • Business startups
  • Small Businesses
  • Soloprenuers
  • Freelancers
  • Professionals
  • Investors
  • Influencers
  • Creatives

In These Industries

  • Shopify & eCommerce businesses
  • Cleaning & janitorial services
  • Photographers & creatives
  • Contractors & trades
  • Rental property
  • Online businesses
  • Marketing services
  • Consulting

Our range in expertise means we can easily adapt to the nuances of your workflow.

We are experts with these online business softwares

Why Us?

There are many bookkeeping services out there but not all deliver the same value.

We strive to outshine our competition so you feel fully in control of your business finances

Experts on your side

Get a personal accountant for your business from day one. Our Canadian-based team helps founders get their taxes right from the start. Any questions? Get a response through email within 24 hours.

Get Clear on Cashflow

With our real-time dashboard, your cash flow info is at your fingertips. Quickly see the money you have, what you owe, and how much you’re owed.

Pay the right tax

We help you stay on top of your finances. We keep track of deadlines and remind you about sales taxes and other compliance needs. Plus, our experts handle tax returns and filing, so you’re free to focus on your business.

How Our Process Works

Step 1 – Onboarding

This is our first call with you. We learn about your business and how you operate. We also help you get us setup with your current systems so we can start managing your books for you.

Step 2 – Learning

We will review any previous work you’ve done and note any improvements or changes. Once we have a handle of how your business operates, we work together to make tweaks to better the process for you.

Step 3 – Maintenance

It’s all smooth sailing from here! Focus on your business while we handle your bookkeeping. We work with you to get the documents we need to organize your books every month.

Bookkeeping, Payroll and Tax Service Prices

Our services includes everything for small businesses to self manage, automate or hand over your bookkeeping, taxes and payroll to a trusted team.

Monthly Plans


Case Studies

Online Bookkeeping Service for Businesses Near:

Toronto, Ottawa, Mississauga, Brampton, Hamilton, London, Markham, Vaughan, Kitchener, Windsor, Vancouver, Victoria, Edmonton, Calgary, Niagara Falls, Sudbury, Kitchener, Winnipeg, St. Johns, Regina, Surrey

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of bookkeeping software do you service?

Bookkeeping softwares to use

Generally speaking, the best bookkeeping software to use for your business depends on multiple factors including: the types of transactions in your business, whether you want to an online or offline software, the size of your business, and even the number of people employed. Most bookkeeping softwares in the market are more than capable of handling the bookkeeping needs for small to medium sized businesses.

We recommend choosing a software that is flexible, has automation features, is easy to learn, and accessible 24/7. These bookkeeping software require little to know effort to setup, and can integrate with multiple softwares to allow for automated accounting tasks. One such software is Xero, WaveApps, or Quickbooks.

How is a bookkeeper different from an accountant?

Bookkeeping vs Accounting

A bookkeeper handles the day to day of your accounting tasks including recording and classifying your company’s financial transactions such as sales, payroll, payment of bills, etc. Their focus is on accurate record keeping with less focus on the analytics.

Accountants on the other hand are more involved with the analysis of the recorded transactions. They will help you understand what your financial reports mean and advice on way in which you can improve your business. Accountants generally do not handle the day to day accounting tasks. Rather they more so oversee the tasks done by bookkeepers to ensure their accuracy.

This does not mean a bookkeeper cannot provide or analysis your financial statements. Nowadays, bookkeepers are more than equipped based on experience to provide advice on your business especially when it comes to process management.

What types of businesses do you service?

Types of businesses

Currently, we are servicing small and medium sized businesses with transactions ranging from 50 – 10,000 per month

How often should I do my bookkeeping?

Bookkeeping frequency

Bookkeeping for your business should be done at least ones per month or weekly depending on the number of transactions you have for your business.

A business with transactions in the hundreds can get away with doing bookkeeping once a month. If you have transactions ranging in the thousands, you should consider doing bookkeeping at least once a week.

Do you do accrual or cash basis bookkeeping?

Accrual vs cash basis bookkeeping

In Canada, most businesses are generally required to do accrual based bookkeeping. This is the recording standard required by CRA and are acceptable for international accounting regulations.

How often should I report my sales tax?

Sales tax frequency

The reporting period of your sales tax is determined by Canada Revenue. You can look into the your CRA business account to find information about the timing of your sale tax reporting.

Do I need to report my business on my personal tax?

The only time you need to report your business’ income on your personal tax is if you are self-employed or in a partnership type business. If your business is incorporated, you will need to file a corporate tax return and a personal tax return separately.

I use a different accounting software than what your website advertises. Can you still do my bookkeeping?

Bookkeeping software

Absolutely! One of the things were are great at is being able to adapt to different account software in the market.

Simply let us know where you left of with your previous bookkeeper and we will take care of the rest.

How secure is my personal information with your business?

Online bookkeeping security

Every software we use to manage your bookkeeping is equipped with a multi-layer online security system. This includes two-step authentication, online storage, encryption and security warnings. We will brief you on these precautions during our on-boarding meeting.