Shared To-Do list
See outstanding requests, responsible people, due dates and status.
After an introduction, we review your file, agree on scope and coordinate the work that follows. For ongoing engagements, your Client Workspace keeps requests, records, decisions and upcoming obligations in view.
For ongoing work, one shared place shows what needs your attention, who is responsible and what happens next.
See outstanding requests, responsible people, due dates and status.
Find the records behind your accounting, filings and corporate decisions in one organized place.
See filing obligations and follow-up items before deadlines arrive.
Keep the reason for a treatment or action connected to the work it affects.
The Client Workspace holds more than bookkeeping receipts and vendor invoices. It brings together the documents that explain your corporation's history, obligations and financial decisions.
Structured information helps you find records by what they relate to, without navigating complicated folder trees. Supporting documents stay connected to the accounting, filings and decisions they support.
Incorporation documents, shareholder records and meeting records.
Supporting records, financial statements and year-end documentation.
Income and sales tax filings, elections and government correspondence.
Shareholder loan support and records of related decisions.
When a question arises or a record is requested, you can locate the relevant document and see the work it supports.
Every engagement starts with a conversation and an Initial Review. The services and access that follow are matched to your file.
We discuss your business, current situation and whether working together makes sense.
We assess records, tax accounts and outstanding obligations. This typically takes 2 to 5 business days once documents are available.
We discuss findings, agree on the work and identify any cleanup that needs separate attention.
We arrange the representative, software and information access needed for the agreed scope.
We carry out the engagement. For ongoing work, requests and obligations are coordinated in the Client Workspace.
If the Initial Review identifies cleanup, we define and quote that work separately before ongoing services begin.
Where secure access is available and appropriate, we review relevant account information directly. We still ask for supporting records and your decisions when needed.
A one-time project and an ongoing engagement can need different permissions. We explain each access request during onboarding.
You stay in control. You can revoke representative, software or bank-connection access. Tell us when access changes so we can address its effect on the work.
Approvals remain required. Bank information access does not authorize us to move money. We obtain required approvals for filings and payments.
Share your current situation and we can discuss whether an Initial Review is the right next step.