Small Business
Accounting in Canada

Empowering Your Business with Customer-Centric Accounting

Growth Accounting offers small business accounting & bookkeeping with a personal touch. We are customer-centric, committed to continuous improvement (CANI), and practice servant leadership, ensuring tailored and exceptional financial services to help your business thrive.

Featured Services

  • Accounting Set-Up

  • Bookkeeping

  • Corporate Tax Filing

  • Business Consulting

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About Us

Since 2017, we’ve empowered small business owners to boost their profits by helping them understand their business numbers. At Growth Accountants, we are a customer-centric firm committed to continuous improvement (CANI) and servant leadership. Our personalized approach ensures that we meet your unique needs while consistently enhancing our services, guiding you toward financial success with integrity and dedication.

At Growth Accountants, we empower small businesses with personalized accounting and bookkeeping services, committed to your financial success through servant leadership and continuous improvement.

Reza Jafari, Founder

FAQ

  • Most of the clients have this issue specifically those that are business owners. Because they wrongly have heard that they can not deduct the payments of a car if you finance it. 

    When you lease you can deduct those payments. For example, let’s say you paid $200 that’s a tax write-off. It completely depends on your personal situation, and what your preferences are: to have more cash sitting in your bank account or pay less taxes. You can’t have both at the same time. In terms of being expensive, leasing is a more expensive choice. The cheapest choice is to buy the car with cash.

  • You need only to incorporate for tax purposes only and there are no liability purposes. Then you should incorporate above the 120 net profit, if your net profit is $120,000 dollars then you should incorporate because that way you probably save more taxes.  

    Incorporating has legal benefits as well. You have less liability as a person to your customers that way. The corporate will have liability. 

  • WCB is the shortened of the “workers' compensation benefit”. It’s a public government insurance company, where you can get insurance for yourself and your employees. It actually depends on your business. If you have an accounting or professional business you don’t have to but if you have a construction business then you should (because of the injuries & …)