Serving Businesses,
Estates, Individuals and Non-Profits from our office located in
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Whether you own a business, are trying to wade
through an estate or just need your taxes done, we offer the best
possible service with a personal touch.
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Business Services
We provide a wide range of business services and our network of
contacts can provide anything that we don't. A few of our more
important services are:
Preparation of financial statements:
Critical information documenting the financial history of your
business.
Review of financial statements:
A review of financial statements gives limited assurance (in accountant speak) that they conform to widely accepted standards.
Tax planning and preparation: Conduct
your business affairs in a tax efficienct manner.
Purchases and sales of businesses: If
your are purchasing or selling a business you have to know what
the financial implications of the decision are and whether the
deal you finally come to is a good one or not.
Accounting and bookkeeping: Outsource
all but your most critical functions. It saves time and money.
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Estate Services
Being an executor for an estate is a complex, time consuming job
that can be made that much harder by distance. Allow us to reduce
the stress of a death in the family by looking after the business
end of things.
- Executor or Administrator for Estates.
- Power of Attorney or Agent for an individual
who has been appointed Executor or Executrix.
- Conduct post-mortem tax planning to minimize
any potential tax liability.
- Preparation of final personal tax return(s)
and trust tax returns.
We will work closely with an individual's professional
advisors to ensure that the administration of an estate is as
quick and efficient as possible at a reasonable cost.
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Individuals
Tax planning and preparation: Conduct your affairs in a
tax efficient manner.
Financial planning: Know what you have
to do to meet your financial goals.
Canada Revenue Agency (CRA): Easily deal with requests for information
or audits. Don't get caught giving the wrong answer to a leading
question.
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Non-Profit Organizations
Preparation of financial statements: Critical information
documenting the financial history of an organization.
Review of financial statements:
A review of financial statements gives limited assurance (in accountant speak) that they conform to widely accepted standards.
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