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Corporate tax, HST and bookkeeping

Your tax bill is decided months before you see it

Corporate tax, GST/HST, payroll and bookkeeping for incorporated contractors and clinics across the GTA. Fixed monthly plans from $350 a month, quoted on the call.

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50+Ontario businesses trust SKG Financial
No lock-inThirty days, and your records leave with you
From $350/moFixed plans, quoted in writing on the call

Services

Everything an incorporated business needs, from one firm

One firm on the books and the return means the dividend on the T2 and the dividend on the T1 agree. Where two firms split the work they often do not.

All services in detail

ServiceWhat it covers
Corporate tax (T2)The year-end close, the return, CRA correspondence, instalments
Personal tax (T1)Owner and family, matched to what the corporation declared
GST/HSTRegistration, filing, input tax credit review
Payroll, T4 & T5Remittances, year-end slips, taxable benefits
BookkeepingQuickBooks Online, monthly or quarterly, closed by the 12th
AdvisorySalary versus dividend, cash flow, CFO-level reporting

How we work

The four checkpoints

Every file runs through the same four points, on time rather than compressed into the weeks before a deadline.

01

Opening balances

Before we touch anything

Agreed against last year's T2 and the notices of assessment before a single entry goes in.

02

The monthly close

Closed monthly, not rebuilt in April

Closed while you can still remember what a transaction was. GST/HST and payroll on schedule.

03

The pre-year-end conversation

While it can still change the number

The purchase you were planning, and how you pay yourself. The checkpoint most firms skip.

04

Filing, and the year ahead

Filed, explained, and dated

Filed, explained in plain language, and next year's dates set before you ask.

What clients say

In their words

5.0 on Google

SKG has done our corporate taxes for a few years now. They tell me what to send, I send it, they handle the rest.

Shaun, Superior Power Electric

I close a lot of deals in a month and my books used to be a mess by year end. SKG keeps everything up to date and files my HST on time.

Rajan, Property Plug Real Estate

We moved our bookkeeping to SKG two years ago. Reports show up every month without me asking and the numbers actually make sense.

Michael, JMT Security Services

Before you have to decide anything

What you are not risking

Switching accountants is mostly a question of what happens if it goes wrong. Here is our answer, in advance.

01

The fee does not move

Quoted in writing before we start, and it does not change because a job took longer than we expected. If the scope genuinely changes we requote before doing the work, never after.

02

No lock-in

Thirty days' notice ends it, at any point, for any reason. Your books, working papers and CRA authorisation go with you in a format your next accountant can actually open. We do not hold a file hostage over a fee dispute.

Questions we get asked

What does an accountant cost for a small Ontario corporation?

Plans start at $350 a month. What moves it is transaction volume, how often you file GST/HST, how many people are on payroll, and whether we are doing the bookkeeping. We quote your fixed fee in writing after a 20-minute call.

Do I still have to file if the corporation had no activity?

Yes. A T2 is required for every tax year whether or not the company did anything. An unfiled return creates penalties and can hold up financing. A nil return costs very little.

Can you take over partway through the year?

Yes, regularly. We ask for last year's year-end file, the T2, the notices of assessment and your bookkeeping file, then check the opening balances before touching anything. Switching does not restart your fiscal year.

Where are you and who do you work with?

We are in Mississauga, and most clients are across Mississauga, Oakville, Vaughan, Markham and Toronto. The work runs on document exchange and video calls, so anywhere in Ontario is fine.

Twenty minutes on the phone

We ask what the business does, what shape the books are in, and what your last accountant did or did not do. You get a straight answer on whether we can help, and a rough number, on the call.

Daytime, evening and Saturday appointments.