Resources
Dealing with Errors, Omissions & Audits
Leading the Charge to Build CPA in BC
Buying & Selling a Business
Using Your Vehicle for Business: Five Things You Need to Know
Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) vehicle audits are on the rise. If CRA audits your vehicle expenses, they will ask for documentation…
Global News on Federal Budget
Global News Hour Final
Personal tax planning worksheet
Bill Good Show Podcast
Event Series
TaxSense: Incorporating Your Business
What You Need to Know about Pre and Post-Assessment Tax Reviews
What is a Pre or Post-Assessment Tax Review? A Pre or Post-Assessment Tax Review is a request from the Canada…
How Online Accounting Can Change Your Life. Really!
If you’re still working with spreadsheets, cramming receipts into a shoebox or even if you’re using old CD versions of…
Meet Dr. Shehla of Afterglow
Rental income and expenses
Employment expenses (commissioned salespeople)
Buying vs. Leasing a Car
Meet Chuck of Tomahawk Restaurant
Meet Derek of Browns Socialhouse
Announcing our newest partner Alex Young
We're delighted to announce that Alex Young is now a partner. Our team is growing! Alex has been with us…
Proposed Business Tax Changes by the Canadian Government
As we approach the end of a busy September, most of our clients are settling in to some semblance of…
So You Want to be a Professional Accountant? How to Ace the Interview
Congratulations! You have gotten past the organization’s HR gatekeepers and are ready to storm the tower. Here are some tips…
10 Tips for Preparing a Professional Accounting Cover Letter
A cover letter is your opportunity to introduce yourself and provide details about why you are the right candidate for…
Self Employed? How to Get a Head Start on Your Tax Return
The first year or two of business is an exciting time. And if you’re like most new business owners, you’ll…
New Product Protects Against Huge Audit Bills
Meet Joe of eeko Couriers
Announcing our new logo and look!
After 27 years, we’ve updated our brand identity which includes a new logo, colours and font. You’ll see our new…
Self employed income and business expenses
Claiming Home Office Expenses
Maximizing Child Deductions & Credits for Single Parents
Event Series
TaxSense For Your Business
How to Create a Professional Accounting Resume That Stands Out
Your resume is your first chance to make a great impression—but since employers can receive hundreds of resumes, it can…
Get a Job or Have a Career?
Your Epic Quest for Professional Growth: A Journey to becoming a Chartered Professional Accountant Almost all of us have had…
How to Choose a Bookkeeper (and Avoid Bookkeeping Nightmares)
Hiring an independent bookkeeper can be a great way to keep your records organized. Many can provide services at a…
Should You File Your Own Taxes? What to Know Before You Click
Filing your own taxes seems easier than ever, but how do you know what’s involved and whether this is a…
Taking Care of Business: GST Basics
Talking with entrepreneurs at our monthly seminars with Small Business BC (TaxSense For Your Business), one of the most common…
Your CPA Practical Experience: Public Practice, Industry or Nonprofit?
You are on the road to your CPA designation, congratulations! Now you find yourself at that crucial time when you…
Deciding Whether to Incorporate
Businesses Scramble to Get PST Ready
Candace Nancke appointed Chair
Slaying Dragons: The Strategy that Led to Business Success
As 2015 approaches, we asked George Hunter, CEO of Small Business BC (SBBC) to share his insights and tips to…
Lifestyle or Legit: Travel, promotion and restaurant expenses you can claim for business
This time of year, many business owners are getting ready for summer holidays and travel with their family. With any…
Small Business Snapshot: Who’s Alan Anyway?
Last year, for the first time in our firm’s history, we launched a creative ad campaign. We’ve had a lot…
Audit Shield for Companies & Individuals
We’re pleased to announce the addition of Audit Shield, a new service that helps protect clients from unexpected tax audit bills.…
Learning the Global Ropes
BC Budget Marks Return to Fiscal Basics
