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How COVID-19 Affects Your Business Taxes and What Relief is Available? COVID-19 has changed the way many businesses interact with their customers. This includes adjustments for countless Canadian employees who continue to navigate through reduced wages, occupancy...

Now that we’ve said goodbye to 2021 and begun filling up our day planners for the year ahead, there are some common tax deadlines to keep on the calendar. Personal Tax Filing Most employed individuals must file and pay taxes owed by May 2, 2022. Start getting organized...

Whether you are a resident in our home community of Grande Prairie, Alberta, live somewhere else in Canada or live the Canadian snowbird lifestyle if you’ve earned personal or business income in 2022, now’s the time to start planning for tax season. Our team here at...

Accurate record-keeping and smart spending are not just good business practices, but they directly impact your bottom line. Knowing which expenses your business can claim as business deductions directly influences your net income for taxation. Below we outline...

COVID-19 Relief Government Programs for Individuals and Businesses If you are like many business owners across Canada and around the world, you’ve likely been affected by COVID-19 over the past year. Impacts stretch from changes in staff and operations to government...

Canadian businesses use depreciable capital assets, such as machinery or equipment, in their operations. As businesses age, new capital property must be acquired to improve processes or to replace old assets at the end of their useful life. As a community, Grande...

Accurate accounting does more for your business than ensuring compliance and optimizing taxation. Professionally prepared statements provide decision-makers with data on key financial performance indicators. Below we discuss some of the most common business accounting...

Maintaining a Healthy Cash Flow Cash flow management is an essential element in business performance. Profit shows the balance after all expenses are deducted from revenues, whereas cash flow shows cash moving in and out of your business on a daily basis. Maintaining...

Home Office Deductions for Employees Amid The Pandemic Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, many employers and employees alike have changed the way they do business. As a result, the CRA has new guidelines and thresholds for claiming home office expenses covered by an employer...

Everything you Need to Know About Writing Off a Car for Business One of the more common business expenses, especially for local small to medium-sized contracting companies, is automobiles. Choosing to purchase or lease your corporate vehicles and how those vehicles are...

We believe smart financial planning should go beyond your working and retirement years to include what you leave behind for the people and causes you care about most. Below we provide some simple yet critical steps to ensure your final wishes are documented to make the...

If your online business is struggling, or if you’re not sure if going digital is right for you, new funding from the federal government could provide the perfect opportunity. The Canadian Digital Adoption Program makes the move to digital business solutions more...

How COVID-19 Affects Your Business Taxes and What Relief is Available? COVID-19 has changed the way many businesses interact with their customers. This includes adjustments for countless Canadian employees who continue to navigate through reduced wages, occupancy...

Home Office Deductions for Employees Amid The Pandemic Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, many employers and employees alike have changed the way they do business. As a result, the CRA has new guidelines and thresholds for claiming home office expenses covered by an employer...

Canadian businesses use depreciable capital assets, such as machinery or equipment, in their operations. As businesses age, new capital property must be acquired to improve processes or to replace old assets at the end of their useful life. As a community, Grande...

Whether you are a resident in our home community of Grande Prairie, Alberta, live somewhere else in Canada or live the Canadian snowbird lifestyle if you’ve earned personal or business income in 2022, now’s the time to start planning for tax season. Our team here at...

We believe smart financial planning should go beyond your working and retirement years to include what you leave behind for the people and causes you care about most. Below we provide some simple yet critical steps to ensure your final wishes are documented to make the...

Maintaining a Healthy Cash Flow Cash flow management is an essential element in business performance. Profit shows the balance after all expenses are deducted from revenues, whereas cash flow shows cash moving in and out of your business on a daily basis. Maintaining...

COVID-19 Relief Government Programs for Individuals and Businesses If you are like many business owners across Canada and around the world, you’ve likely been affected by COVID-19 over the past year. Impacts stretch from changes in staff and operations to government...

Now that we’ve said goodbye to 2021 and begun filling up our day planners for the year ahead, there are some common tax deadlines to keep on the calendar. Personal Tax Filing Most employed individuals must file and pay taxes owed by May 2, 2022. Start getting organized...

Everything you Need to Know About Writing Off a Car for Business One of the more common business expenses, especially for local small to medium-sized contracting companies, is automobiles. Choosing to purchase or lease your corporate vehicles and how those vehicles are...

Accurate accounting does more for your business than ensuring compliance and optimizing taxation. Professionally prepared statements provide decision-makers with data on key financial performance indicators. Below we discuss some of the most common business accounting...

Accurate record-keeping and smart spending are not just good business practices, but they directly impact your bottom line. Knowing which expenses your business can claim as business deductions directly influences your net income for taxation. Below we outline...

If your online business is struggling, or if you’re not sure if going digital is right for you, new funding from the federal government could provide the perfect opportunity. The Canadian Digital Adoption Program makes the move to digital business solutions more...

How COVID-19 Affects Your Business Taxes and What Relief is Available? COVID-19 has changed the way many businesses interact with their customers. This includes adjustments for countless Canadian employees who continue to navigate through reduced wages, occupancy...

COVID-19 Relief Government Programs for Individuals and Businesses If you are like many business owners across Canada and around the world, you’ve likely been affected by COVID-19 over the past year. Impacts stretch from changes in staff and operations to government...

Home Office Deductions for Employees Amid The Pandemic Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, many employers and employees alike have changed the way they do business. As a result, the CRA has new guidelines and thresholds for claiming home office expenses covered by an employer...

Now that we’ve said goodbye to 2021 and begun filling up our day planners for the year ahead, there are some common tax deadlines to keep on the calendar. Personal Tax Filing Most employed individuals must file and pay taxes owed by May 2, 2022. Start getting organized...

Canadian businesses use depreciable capital assets, such as machinery or equipment, in their operations. As businesses age, new capital property must be acquired to improve processes or to replace old assets at the end of their useful life. As a community, Grande...

Everything you Need to Know About Writing Off a Car for Business One of the more common business expenses, especially for local small to medium-sized contracting companies, is automobiles. Choosing to purchase or lease your corporate vehicles and how those vehicles are...

Whether you are a resident in our home community of Grande Prairie, Alberta, live somewhere else in Canada or live the Canadian snowbird lifestyle if you’ve earned personal or business income in 2022, now’s the time to start planning for tax season. Our team here at...

Accurate accounting does more for your business than ensuring compliance and optimizing taxation. Professionally prepared statements provide decision-makers with data on key financial performance indicators. Below we discuss some of the most common business accounting...

We believe smart financial planning should go beyond your working and retirement years to include what you leave behind for the people and causes you care about most. Below we provide some simple yet critical steps to ensure your final wishes are documented to make the...

Accurate record-keeping and smart spending are not just good business practices, but they directly impact your bottom line. Knowing which expenses your business can claim as business deductions directly influences your net income for taxation. Below we outline...

Maintaining a Healthy Cash Flow Cash flow management is an essential element in business performance. Profit shows the balance after all expenses are deducted from revenues, whereas cash flow shows cash moving in and out of your business on a daily basis. Maintaining...

If your online business is struggling, or if you’re not sure if going digital is right for you, new funding from the federal government could provide the perfect opportunity. The Canadian Digital Adoption Program makes the move to digital business solutions more...