Accounting and tax advice for owner-managed businesses
Dang & Associates CPA helps individuals, professionals, and owner-managed businesses across the Greater Toronto Area stay organized, meet filing obligations, and make financial decisions with confidence.
Mississauga-based support backed by CA, CPA, CISA, and CIA credentials.
A personal, advisory-focused practice
Many individuals and owner-managed businesses need more than a once-a-year tax filing. They need someone who can explain their financial position, help them stay organized, avoid compliance issues, and plan ahead.
Kha Dang, CA, CPA, CISA, CIA, built the firm for that relationship: technical work paired with clear communication and advice that fits the owner and the business.
Accounting, tax, and advice in one practice
How clients work with the firm
Understand the situation
We start with the owner, the business, and the decisions in front of them, not a generic checklist.
Keep filings on track
Corporate tax, personal tax, HST/GST, payroll, and records are handled so obligations are not left until they become a problem.
Advise before you decide
Incorporating, hiring, financing, or taking money from a corporation is easier to do well with advice before the year is over.
Built around a working relationship
Clients come to the firm when they are starting a business, catching up on filings, dealing with the CRA, or making a significant financial decision.
Questions owners ask first
When should I hire an accountant?
When you are starting a business, becoming self-employed, incorporating, hiring employees, registering for HST, falling behind on taxes, needing financial statements, or wanting a clearer view of performance. It is also wise to speak with an accountant before major financial decisions.
What is the difference between bookkeeping and accounting?
Bookkeeping records transactions such as sales, purchases, payments, payroll, and bank activity. Accounting uses that information to prepare financial statements, support tax filings, and help with planning.
What should I do if I am behind on taxes?
Address it as soon as you can. Gather your records, identify which returns or payments are outstanding, and speak with an accountant before the situation becomes more serious. We help clients organize records, prepare overdue filings, and work toward getting compliant.
How often should I meet with my accountant?
Most business owners should meet at least semi-annually. Growing businesses, corporations, and businesses with employees often benefit from more frequent check-ins. Individuals with complex tax situations should meet before year-end.