You may be able to deduct expenses such as bookkeeping, software, advertising, insurance, vehicle costs, and home office expenses. We help ensure you claim eligible deductions and keep proper records.

If your business earns more than $30,000 in taxable revenue, GST/HST registration is required. Voluntary registration may also provide tax benefits.

A sole proprietorship is simpler to manage, while a corporation may offer tax and liability advantages. The best choice depends on your business goals.

Use separate bank accounts and credit cards for your business. This keeps your records organized and simplifies bookkeeping.

Common mistakes include late filings, missed GST/HST obligations, poor record keeping, and claiming ineligible expenses.

• Sole Proprietor:June 15 filing deadline, balance due April 30
• Corporations:Return due 6 months after year-end, tax payment due 3 months after
• HST & Payroll: Monthly, quarterly, or annually depending on volume

     We help you stay on track and avoid penalties.

Yes, if part of your home is used regularly for business purposes. Eligible expenses may include utilities, internet, and rent.

Keep records of business mileage and vehicle costs. Accurate tracking helps maximize deductions and supports CRA compliance.

Keep receipts, invoices, bank statements, payroll records, and tax filings. The CRA generally requires records to be kept for six years.

Good bookkeeping helps identify deductions, maximize tax credits, and support effective tax planning with your accountant.