Accounting · Bookkeeping · Tax · Payroll

Traiberg
Accounting Services

Corporate and sole proprietor tax returns across Canada.

We turn your bank statements, credit card exports and receipts into categorized books, reconciled accounts and year-end financial statements, then file your T2 corporate return or your sole proprietorship return with the CRA.

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Canada-wideBased in Bradford, Ontario

T2 & T1Corporations and sole proprietors

Year-roundNot only in tax season

Services

Everything between your bank feed and the CRA.

Hire us for one piece or the whole year. Most clients start with bookkeeping and year-end statements, then hand over their tax and payroll filings.

ACCT

Accounting

Year-end financial statements with a balance sheet, profit & loss and notes ready for your bank or shareholders.

Financial statements
Income statements
Monthly breakdowns
Fixed assets & CCA

BKPG

Bookkeeping

We categorize every transaction from your chequing, credit card and line-of-credit statements and reconcile each account to the penny.

Bank & card reconciliation
Receipt matching
Shareholder loan tracking
Catch-up years

TAX

Tax

T2 corporate returns and T1 returns for sole proprietors with business income (T2125), plus GST/HST filings, prepared from books we have already reconciled.

T2 corporate
Sole proprietor T1 / T2125
GST / HST returns
CRA correspondence

PAY

Payroll

Pay runs, source deductions and year-end slips for owner-managers and small teams, so remittances reach the CRA on time.

Payroll runs
Source deductions
T4 / T4A / T5 slips
ROEs

Who we work with

Corporations and sole proprietors across Canada.

Incorporated or self-employed, anywhere in Canada. We work from your statements by email, and we already know how these businesses spend, so your books come back categorized correctly.

Professional corporations

Veterinarians, lawyers and other professionals billing through their own corporation.

Contractors & trades

Construction, renovation and appliance repair companies with materials, subcontractors and vehicles.

Real estate & property

Brokerages and property-holding companies with rental income, mortgages and capital items.

Consultants & agencies

Marketing, sales and IT consultants who run everything through one business account and card.

Salons, spas & studios

Service businesses with card-terminal deposits, supplies and rent.

Sole proprietors

Self-employed people, freelancers and Uber or delivery drivers reporting business income on their T1.

How it works

Four steps from statements to filed.

You send what you already have. We do the rest and come back only with specific questions.

Send your statements

PDF or CSV exports from every bank account and credit card for the fiscal year, plus any receipts.

We categorize

Every transaction is coded to an account, and owner draws and transfers are separated out.

We reconcile

Opening and closing balances are matched to each statement, and we flag anything unexplained.

Review & file

You approve the financial statements, and we file the returns and send you copies.

Key dates

Filing deadlines to keep on your calendar.

Missed deadlines mean penalties and interest. These are the ones our clients ask about most.

Filing	Due	Who it applies to
T2 corporate return	Year-end + 6 months	Every corporation, including inactive ones
Corporate tax balance owing	Year-end + 2–3 months	Corporations with tax payable (3 months for most CCPCs)
T4 / T4A slips	Last day of February	Employers and anyone who paid fees or salary
T1 personal return	April 30	Individuals, including corporate owners
T1 sole proprietor return	June 15	Self-employed individuals (any balance owing is still due April 30)
GST / HST return	Monthly, quarterly or annual	Registrants, based on their assigned filing period

General guidance only. Your exact dates depend on your fiscal year-end and CRA filing assignments.

Get started · Clients across Canada

Call or email to book a consultation.

Tell us your business name, your fiscal year-end and which accounts you hold. To speed things up, have these ready:

Bank statements for the full fiscal year
Credit card statements or CSV exports
Last year's financial statements and tax return, if any
Your CRA business number and HST account