Practical notes for owners on tax, bookkeeping, cash flow, year-end, and CRA reviews. They are general information, drawn from the issues the firm sees most often.
Ten tax mistakes owner-managed businesses in Ontario commonly make, from mixed expenses to ignored CRA notices.
Common bookkeeping and accounting habits that hide cash problems until they are urgent.
The numbers that show whether a business is healthy, profitable, and able to pay its tax and debt.
Practical levers for cash flow: collections, supplier terms, inventory, pricing, and tax planning.
A year-end checklist for reconciliations, payroll, HST, shareholder loans, and a meeting with your accountant.
The records and habits that make a CRA review or audit less disruptive.
Planning areas owners often leave until filing time, when many of them no longer work.
Early signs that a business is losing visibility into profit, cash, or tax.