Common questions

Yes. While I'm based in Alberta and registered with CPA Alberta, most work is done remotely and securely, so clients across Canada are welcome.

Every engagement starts with a fixed-fee proposal, agreed to in writing before work begins. No hourly surprises and no invoice you weren't expecting.

Absolutely — catch-up filings are one of the most common ways clients start working with me. I'll assess where things stand, deal with the CRA directly where needed, and get you current with no judgment.

Bookkeeping records transactions. Fractional controller work reviews and interprets them — monthly financials, cash flow forecasts, and the financial judgment calls that help you actually run the business. I can manage your existing bookkeeper or work alongside one. See bookkeeping and fractional controller for more detail.

Yes. Many clients prefer having one accountant handle both their personal and corporate filings, since the two are often closely connected — salary vs. dividend decisions being a common example.

A controller keeps the monthly numbers accurate and reported. A CFO uses those numbers for higher-level strategy — financing, growth planning, and pricing decisions. See fractional controller and fractional CFO.

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