Bookkeeping Services in Toronto

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Monthly services in Toronto for Canadian businesses. Pick yours:

Ecommerce Accounting

Monthly bookkeeping, payout reconciliations, and tax compliance for online retailers.

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Year-end financial statements prepared by a CPA for lenders and investors.

HST/GST Filing

GST/HST registration, filing, and ITC optimization to claim every dollar back.

Bill Payment

Accounts payable management so you never miss a payment or early discount.

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Our Toronto Bookkeeping Services

We offer bookkeeping services built for Torontonians.

Monthly Reconciliations

Bank, credit card, and general ledger reconciliations. Every transaction matched.

HST/GST Compliance

Registration, filing, and maximizing your Input Tax Credits (ITCs).

Payroll & Remittances

Accurate payroll, CPP/EI deductions, T4s, and CRA remittances.

Financial Reporting

Monthly balance sheet and income statement to track your business health.

Why Choose a Toronto Bookkeeper From SAL?

Missed deadlines, CRA notices, cash flow surprises. Trust our bookkeepers in Toronto to handle this.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about bookkeeping services in Toronto.

How much do bookkeeping services cost in Toronto?

At SAL Accounting, small business bookkeeping services in Toronto start around $700-900/month. Exact pricing depends on your situation. Book a free call and we’ll give you a clear quote.

A bookkeeper records and sorts your transactions. An accountant reads that data, prepares tax returns, and advises on tax strategy. At SAL, every bookkeeping account has CPA oversight to ensure accuracy.

If you’re spending hours on your own books, losing receipts, or unsure about your HST, yes. DIY bookkeeping often leads to missed Input Tax Credits, CRA penalties, and zero clarity on profit. A professional bookkeeper pays for itself.

No. Anyone can call themselves a bookkeeper. That’s why an experienced CPA is important. At SAL, a Chartered Professional Accountant reviews every account to make sure it’s accurate and CRA-compliant.

Cash accounting records income when you get paid and expenses when you pay them. Accrual records both when they happen, not when money moves. Most small businesses use cash, but accrual shows a clearer financial picture. Our bookkeepers in Toronto help you choose.

A chart of accounts is the list of all accounts used to record your business transactions – income, expenses, assets, and liabilities. A proper chart of accounts is organized to match CRA’s GIFI codes, which makes tax filing faster and audit-ready. We set this up for every client.

Yes. We maintain a complete audit trail for every transaction – receipts, invoices, bank statements, and journal entries all linked and organized. If CRA comes knocking, your records are ready. And we represent you at no extra charge.

Monthly reconciliations, journal entries, general ledger maintenance, HST/GST filing, payroll and remittances, accounts payable and receivable, and quarterly CPA check-ins. We also set up your chart of accounts and include free CRA audit support , something most Toronto bookkeeping services charge extra for.

No. Bookkeeping is done online (bank feeds, cloud software, digital receipts). We’re based in Toronto’s Financial District, minutes from Union Station, but we serve clients across Ontario.

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Resources

Tax Loopholes for E-commerce Stores in Canada

Tax Loopholes for E-commerce Stores: Smart Strategies to Legally Reduce Your Tax Bill

Best Accounting Practices for Shopify Stores

Best Accounting Practices for Shopify Stores: Top Tips to Stay Organized, Compliant, and Profitable

Double Entry Bookkeeping; what is it and how to do it?

Double Entry Bookkeeping for Small Businesses: How It Works and Why You to Use It