Know where your business stands
Current bookkeeping allows us to prepare useful monthly, quarterly and annual reporting. We help you understand profitability, growth, expenses, income and expected tax obligations before year-end.
- Year-end financial statements
- Corporate tax returns: T2 and Quebec CO-17
- Cash-flow analysis
- Interim financial statements
- Tax provision and instalment planning
- Year-end file preparation and review
We review your draft statements with you, discuss corporate taxes payable and answer your questions so you can plan ahead.
Prepare for year-end before the deadline
Corporate accounting works best when planning happens throughout the year. We review bookkeeping records, identify missing information and prepare financial statements that give owners a useful view of business performance before the corporate return is filed.
Clear corporate tax guidance
Our process covers federal T2 and Quebec CO-17 returns, current-year tax provisions and future instalment planning. We explain the figures in plain language so you understand what is payable, which documents are required and what can be improved for the following year.
Corporate accounting questions
When should year-end preparation begin?
Preparation should begin before the fiscal year closes whenever possible. Current bookkeeping gives the owner more time to review expected income, expenses and tax obligations.
Will the financial statements be explained?
Yes. We arrange a review so owners can understand the results, corporate taxes payable and any instalment considerations for the following year.
Serving Montreal and surrounding areas: Available to businesses and individuals in Saint-Laurent, Montreal, Laval and nearby communities, with secure remote service across Canada.