OUR SERVICES

We offer a range of services designed to simplify financial management, freeing up time to focus on running your business and life.

Bookkeeping

  • Monthly/Quarterly transaction recording

  • Expense tracking & receipt management

  • Bank reconciliations

  • Credit card reconciliations

  • Sales tax tracking

  • Payroll entries & adjustments

  • Year-end adjustments

Tax Filing

  • Corporate Tax (T2) Filings

  • Personal Tax (T1) Filings

  • T5 Dividend Slips & Return

  • T4 Employment Slips & Summary

  • T4A – Contractor Slips

  • GST/HST return preparation & filing

  • CRA audit support

  • Business, GST & payroll registration

Other Services

  • Individual and owner-managers tax planning

  • Salary vs. dividend planning

  • CCB & GST applications

  • Objections to CRA decisions

  • Cost-saving recommendations

WHAT PEOPLE ARE ASKING

Should I incorporate my business or remain a sole proprietor?

There is no "one-size-fits-all" answer, but generally, incorporation becomes beneficial once your business earns more than you need for your personal cost of living. This allows you to leave excess profit in the corporation at a lower tax rate (approx. 9% federal for the first $500,000). Incorporation also offers limited liability protection. We can perform a "break-even" analysis to see if the tax savings outweigh the additional legal and accounting costs

What are the new "Bare Trust" rules, and do I need to file?

The CRA has updated trust reporting requirements for 2026. If you are on title for a property or bank account that belongs to someone else (e.g., a parent on a child’s account for convenience), you may have a "Bare Trust." While there are now exemptions for assets under $50,000 (or $250,000 for certain family arrangements), it is vital to check your status to avoid significant "gross negligence" penalties

How should I pay myself: Salary or Dividends?

This is a strategic choice. Salary is a deductible expense for your business, creates RRSP contribution room, and requires CPP contributions (which provides a pension later). Dividends are paid from after-tax profits; they are often simpler to administer and don’t require CPP, but they don't create RRSP room. Many owners use a "mix" to optimize their personal tax bracket while saving for retirement.

HEAR FROM OUR CLIENTS

Inna Zax

Personal Taxation, Toronto, Ontario

I had been searching for a trustworthy accountant for a long time, and I am truly happy that I finally found Yevgenya Symonenko. From the personal experience, she is extremely professional, reliable, and always available — consistently responding to calls and messages. Yevgenya handles personal taxes, financial matters, and business accounting quickly and accurately, explaining everything in a clear and easy-to-understand way. I feel confident and supported knowing that my taxes and finances are in good hands. I truly appreciate her dedication and highly recommend Yevgenya Symonenko to anyone looking for an excellent accountant.

Inna Zax

Alex D.

Owner of JDM Solutions, Calgary, Alberta

I’d been searching for a good accountant for quite a while and finally found Jenny. She’s always available, explains everything clearly over the phone, and makes the whole process easy and smooth. I highly recommend Jenny for anything related to budgeting and accounting.

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