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Bookkeeping Review Services

Did you know that your bookkeeping is your strongest defense if you are ever audited?

In the event of an audit by the CRA, they take the approach that you are guilty and it is up to you to prove that you are innocent. The only way you can do that is by keeping an accurate up to date set of books.

During a bookkeeping review, our focus is to make sure that your books comply with all CRA rules and regulations and that they are supplying you with the information you need to make informed day-to-day management decisions.

If we can offer advice on how to improve your bookkeeping, or help you to transition from a manual system to a computer based bookkeeping program we are here to help.

We can also set up your bookkeeping for a nominal fee.

Our work Process

NEED ANALYSIS

We listen to you, pen down your requirements, and objectives and take required documents.

EVALUATION & TAX PROFILE

We bring the right people together, evaluate best tax planning, process data accurately and align your objectives.

FINAL DISCUSSION

We sit down with the results explaining the best course of action and findings to achieve your goals.

FILING WITH CRA

We do our final review after discussion then file and coordinate with CRA.

Don't Hesitate to Consult Now!

Our advisors are well versed, experienced and always ready to help you!
Benefits of Filing

Your Tax return in Canada with Accpol

It is accurate, quick and always on time with Accpol.

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Tax Optimization Strategies
Audit Representation Services
Financial Analysis Expertise

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Claim Tax Refund

If you have paid more income tax, you are eligible for a tax refund.

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Avoid Tax Notices

Filing tax returns is a must to avoid late filing notices from CRA.

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Easy Loan/Mortgage Approval

The tax return serves as an important document for loan approval.

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Avoid Late Filing Fee

A delay in filing tax return makes you liable to pay a fee of up to 5% of your tax payable.