Bookkeeping firms in Canada

511 bookkeeping firms across 211 cities in Canada.

Recording day-to-day transactions, bank reconciliation, and keeping the ledgers clean and current. Typical deliverables: monthly reconciled ledgers; accounts payable/receivable; VAT/GST returns; management-ready trial balance. Fixed monthly fee, commonly USD 150–800/mo for a small business by transaction volume.

In Canada, the recognised designation is CPA (unified across provinces). Filing and oversight: Provincial CPA bodies; CRA for filing. Private company audits usually driven by shareholders' agreements or lenders. Personal returns generally due 30 April; self-employed 15 June (balance still due 30 April).

Bookkeeping by city

FAQ

What's the difference between a bookkeeper and an accountant?

A bookkeeper records and reconciles transactions throughout the year; an accountant interprets those records, files statutory accounts and tax, and advises. Many firms do both.

How often should bookkeeping be done?

Monthly is standard so VAT/GST and management accounts stay accurate; high-volume businesses reconcile weekly.

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