For Canadian Ecommerce Brands

Ecommerce Accounting & Bookkeeping in Toronto

You're growing fast but you have no clue how much money you actually made. Get numbers you can trust across every channel you sell on.

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M P
29 October 2026
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Although they were unable to take on my accounting project because I approached them relatively close to the deadline, I truly appreciate the free and honest professional advice they provided. They helped point me in the right direction when I was receiving contradictory advice from other accounting firms. Genuine, knowledgeable, and trustworthy professionals who prioritize quality over simply taking on more clients. My understanding is that they primarily work with high-revenue companies.
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Danny
27 August 2026
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Wonderful company giving real advice, they sorted it out for me like a breeze and quick, they know every scenario and give you what's best. 100% recommend!
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Mateen Alam
9 August 2026
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Before engaging with SAL Accounting, sorting out payouts across Amazon and Shopify in different currencies literally used to eat up half of my week!!! That's like spending 6 months a year only on currency management. Bringing in SAL Accounting’s team was an absolute game-changer. They simplified our bookkeeping needs and showed us what our margins actually look like per channel. Thanks to SAL Accounting team!!
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Mayur Shah
7 August 2026
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As someone who runs an Amazon store in the US while operating in Canada, I had several questions about bookkeeping, taxes, and how to keep my records organized. SAL Accounting’s team helped me understand the process and gave me clear direction on what needed to be done. The team was patient, approachable, and supportive, which made the experience much less overwhelming. I will be sure to book them for this and the upcoming years.
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25 June 2026
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Great experience with SAL accounting, made the tax season stress free
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25 May 2026
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Amazing services!
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15 May 2026
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Friendly and professional - conveniently accessed through Google Meet.
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13 May 2026
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Very knowledgeable and helped me think through a very complicated cross-border tax issue. Even the free exploration call answered a lot of questions!
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We have now been working with SAL Accounting for a few years & have been well looked after and very happy with the services Salman and his team provide. This tax season our cross-border returns were handled by AJ and he raised the bar with excellent service. AJ is great. He not only has very good knowledge and experience, but also importantly so, he has such an excellent temperament. He is respectful, proactive, responsive, patient in that he takes time to explain things. I have really enjoyed working with AJ this year & trust both the filings done this year will be without any issue. We look forward to the years ahead.
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Intro call with Sal was extremely informative and helped me determine how best to proceed with incorporating in the US/CAD!
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Trusted by Canada's 7-Figure Online Sellers

Where You Sell

Ecommerce Accounting for 7-Figure Sellers

Shopify Accounting

Your own store, your own checkout

Amazon Accounting

FBA and marketplace

Selling in more than one place? That’s most of our clients. Every channel consolidates into one set of books.

We work with Etsy and eBay sellers too. Etsy accounting · eBay accounting

What You Get

Why Your Ecommerce Numbers Don't Match Reality

WHAT YOU GET

One Clear Set of Books to Grow On

If you sell on different channels, across borders, or at high volume, your books shouldn’t feel like rock climbing.

Ecommerce Accounting for Sellers Going Cross-Border

You'd Rather Do Anything Than Open Your Books

Fair. You started the store to build something, not to reconcile Shopify payouts on a Sunday night.

Every month you skip, the pile gets bigger. By quarter-end, catching up is a two-day job you resent.

You need someone to take it off your desk for good.

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"I hate bookkeeping." I don’t want to do it."
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Hook Line & Tinker

You're Selling into the US Without a Cross-Border Plan

Canadian sellers cross the border one channel at a time and end up with obligations on both sides.

A US LLC set up wrong means double tax, extra IRS filings, and a $25,000 Form 5472 penalty if it’s late.

Cross a state’s sales tax nexus and you can owe years of back tax, with personal assets on the line.

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"If we start growing in the US, we don't need the CRA coming after us."
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Scale Your Store on Numbers You Actually Trust

The Only Accounting Team You Need for Your Ecommerce Store

Know your real profit

Stay tax compliant

Get CPA-led strategy

Same Store. Two Very Different Outcomes.

The right ecommerce CPA is the difference between knowing your numbers and hoping they’re right.

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Profit. Real numbers by channel, within days of month-end

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Profit. One total number across every channel, no idea which one earns

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Marketplace tax. Netted out cleanly, you pay it once

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Marketplace tax. Amazon and Etsy tax recorded as yours, paid twice

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Multi-channel books. One consolidated set, every platform reconciled

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Multi-channel books. Three files, none of them reconcile

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US tax. Nexus tracked before you owe a cent

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US tax. You find out you owe after a state does

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5472. Filed right, the $25k penalty never hits

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5472. One late filing and it's $25,000

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Your CPA. A CPA who scaled his own store, in your corner

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Your CPA. Junior staff who've never sold online

Watch How Books Clarity Helped Grow This Ecommerce Brand

The Profit Clarity Path

Anxious about the big switch? Some of our best clients were too. Here's exactly what happens.

Before you commit
Once you're on board
Step 1 · Free

See what you're missing

Review our free checklist and spot the leaks in your fees, taxes, and books.

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Step 2

Get tailored advice

Book a Diagnostic Call with our Ecommerce CPA and leave knowing what to fix first.

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First 15 days

Safeguard your setup

We review your Canadian corporate structure and whether a US LLC could cut fees and taxes.

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First 60 days

Get caught up

Messy books cleaned, missed filings done, penalty waivers requested from CRA and IRS.

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After 90 days

Clarity every month

Monthly books done right from your Shopify portal. Payouts reconciled to the penny.

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After 6 months

Plan ahead

Tax-saving consults, cash flow forecasting, budgeting, and ad spend tracking.

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"We need to go back and have our books essentially redone and made tax-efficient and filing-ready for both sides of the border."
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Dr. Justine Luchini

Co-founder, Thirdzy

Your Next Growth Move Deserves Real Numbers

FAQs For Shopify Sellers

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Form 5472 Cash & Capital Reporting: How to Avoid the Costly Mistake 90% of People Make

Register for GST/HST once you pass $30,000 in a rolling four-quarter period. Some marketplaces remit HST to the CRA for you, so don’t report that as tax you collected or you’ll pay it twice. For US sales, track state economic nexus before you cross a threshold, not after.

You might be. Amazon and Etsy collect and remit sales tax in many places on your behalf. If that same tax also gets recorded as tax you collected, you pay it twice. It’s one of the most common things we find in catch-up work, and it’s usually worth real money going back several quarters.

Once you pass the $30,000 small supplier threshold, yes, at the rate of your customer’s province. Your own store is your responsibility. Marketplace sales may already be handled by the platform, which is where the double-payment problem starts.

You owe sales tax from that point, whether or not you charged it. Find out two years later and the bill covers those two years. Most states run voluntary disclosure programs that cap how far back they look, so the sooner it’s handled, the smaller it stays.

Often no. An LLC can solve one problem and create three, including double tax and a $25,000 penalty on Form 5472 if it’s late or wrong. Worth a conversation before you file anything.

Because you get paid net, not gross. Between the sale and your bank sits platform fees, shipping, refunds, chargebacks, and any tax the marketplace withheld. Sales and deposits never match, and that’s normal. The trouble starts when only the deposit gets recorded, because your real margin disappears with it.

Take the selling price and remove fees, shipping, returns, discounts, and the landed cost of the unit. Volume hides margin, so a product can top your sales report while its real contribution is negative.

Value it monthly and apply cost of goods per product, including landed cost, duty, and freight. Without that, your gross margin is a guess and your best seller can be losing money without anything on the P&L showing it.

Each one counts a different thing over a different window. Ad platforms attribute on clicks, your store counts orders at checkout, your books count settled money. All three can be right at once. Only one tells you what you kept.

Tracking and reconciling sales, fees, refunds, and payouts across platforms like Shopify, Amazon, Etsy, and eBay. It handles multiple gateways, platform-specific fees, inventory, and the timing gap between a sale and the deposit.

If you’re on one platform, selling only in Canada, and under the HST threshold, probably not yet. Once you add a second channel, hold inventory, or sell into the US, the gap between a general accountant and what you need gets wide fast.

Accrual, for most growing stores. Cash basis records revenue when the platform pays you, which hides the gap between the sale and the deposit. It’s the only basis where your margins mean anything.

QuickBooks Online or Xero, connected through A2X for marketplace data. The setup matters more than the software. A clean mapping is the difference between books that reconcile on their own and books that need a manual fix every month.

It’s the most common thing we see. Catch-up is a defined project with its own quote and usually takes a few weeks. Nobody here is going to make you feel bad about it.

For most Canadian sellers, between $800 and $1,700 a month, depending on order volume, how many channels you run, and whether the US is in the picture. See the three scenarios below.

No. We’re at 330 Bay St in Toronto with a Mississauga office, but reconciliation and filings happen remotely. Most of our clients we’ve never met in person.

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Who works on your books

Our Team

The ecommerce accountants behind your profit clarity

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M Salman CPA- President SAL Accounting

Led by M. Salman, CPA, President of SAL Accounting. He built and scaled his own Shopify store before becoming a CPA.

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