Review
Confirm registration, filing frequency and transaction categories.
From collecting the right documentation to understanding filing frequency, disciplined sales-tax records make every reporting cycle easier.
We agree on a defined level of service and information responsibilities before work begins. Depending on your situation, a one-time setup or cleanup stage may be needed.
Confirm registration, filing frequency and transaction categories.
Tie sales and expenses to accounting records and source documents.
Agree on the return and payment responsibilities in writing.
Many businesses must assess the $30,000 small-supplier threshold, but exceptions and special categories exist. See the linked CRA guide.
No. Eligibility and documentation depend on the nature of the expense and your business activities.
We can assess overdue records and provide a separately scoped cleanup or catch-up engagement.
Describe your situation and we’ll explore an appropriate service scope.
GST/HST obligations depend on your registration, reporting frequency, sales, customers and the nature of your supplies. A business should not assume every sale attracts Ontario HST or that every business expense generates an input tax credit. We help organize supporting documents and understand the filing position.
Registration timing and the small-supplier threshold are especially important for growing businesses. We can review reported sales, filing periods and tax collected, along with the supporting invoices required for claims. Cross-border and interprovincial supplies may require additional review.
A return filing date may not be the same as your internal bookkeeping deadline. Keeping tax accounts reconciled throughout the year helps avoid rushed returns and cash-flow surprises.
Many small suppliers use the $30,000 threshold, but the detailed timing tests and exceptions matter. We would first examine the nature of supplies and the relevant reporting periods.
No. The supply, business use, documentation and relevant restrictions determine eligibility. Keep original invoices and supporting records.
Explore related services: monthly bookkeeping and corporate tax.
For questions specific to your records, request a tailored accounting or tax quote. General information is not individualized tax or legal advice.