Common Bookkeeping Mistakes to Avoid: A Roadmap to Financial Accuracy
Book Keeping, Corporate Taxation, Sole Proprietor MICHELLE Arnason Book Keeping, Corporate Taxation, Sole Proprietor MICHELLE Arnason

Common Bookkeeping Mistakes to Avoid: A Roadmap to Financial Accuracy

Accurate bookkeeping is the foundation of sound financial management for businesses of all sizes. Properly maintained financial records not only ensure compliance with tax regulations but also provide valuable insights into your company's financial health. Unfortunately, there are a number of bookkeeping mistakes that are commonly made that often lead to financial discrepancies, compliance issues, and missed opportunities. In this blog post, we'll explore some of the most common bookkeeping mistakes and provide you with a roadmap to financial accuracy.

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The Art of Expense Tracking: Tips for Efficient Bookkeeping
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The Art of Expense Tracking: Tips for Efficient Bookkeeping

Effective expense tracking is a fundamental aspect of sound bookkeeping and financial management for any business, large or small. It not only ensures that you have an accurate picture of your financial health but also helps you make informed decisions. In this blog post, we'll delve into the art of expense tracking and provide you with practical tips to streamline this critical aspect of financial management for your business.

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Forth Quarter
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Forth Quarter

Set yourself up for success in Q4. First, get the bookkeeping caught up and then make a plan how to distribute any additional profit in 2022 or 2023.

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Items to consider before incorporation.
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Items to consider before incorporation.

As a corporation, you can be separate from the business and therefore, determine how much income you wish to take from the corporation. You must declare all income that is taken from the entity for yourself personally, to record on a personal tax return. This is done by way of a T4/T5 filing requirement in February each year.

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Business Expenses - Motor Vehicle Expenses
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Business Expenses - Motor Vehicle Expenses

You can deduct expenses you incur to run a motor vehicle that you use to earn business income. However, several factors can affect your deduction and the supporting documentation required does depend on the business structure.

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