Bookkeeping services in Toronto.
Toronto has the busiest small-business scene in the country, and the least time to keep the books. We set up a real accounting system for your Toronto business and run it, so the bookkeeping keeps itself while you work.
Local, without the local price tag
From a café in Leslieville to a shop on Queen West to a contractor working across the GTA, the pattern is the same: receipts in the camera roll, invoices from three apps, and the books left until tax time. We fix that at the source and put a chat in front of it — no accounting screens on a Friday night.
It’s the whole department — invoices, bills, payroll, HST, receipts and reports — set up around your business and run for one fixed monthly price. You use it from a chat you already have. See what’s included or the price.
By the way you work
We set the books up around your trade, not a generic template:
Cafés
A café runs on small margins and a hundred little transactions a day.
Restaurants
Restaurants have more moving parts than almost any small business — high volume, thin margins, and a lot of suppliers.
Retail & online
Whether you sell from a storefront, a Shopify store, or both, the books have to keep up with sales, stock and cost of goods.
Trades
On the tools all day, the paperwork waits until the evening — or the weekend, or tax time.
Salons
A salon mixes service income, retail product, tips and a team that might be staff or chair renters.
Consultants
When you’re the business, bookkeeping is the thing that slips first.
Areas we serve
North York, Scarborough, Etobicoke, Mississauga, Markham, Vaughan — and the rest of the province. We work remotely across Ontario; see Ottawa, Mississauga, Hamilton, London, the Durham Region.
Questions
Do you meet in person in Toronto?
We work remotely — the discovery call is a video call and the everyday work is in chat, which is what makes it affordable. We’re in the GTA (Ajax) if an occasional in-person conversation matters to you.
Can you handle a busy café or restaurant’s daily sales?
Yes — daily card and cash totals (or a POS export) become a sales entry with HST, and supplier bills, tips and payroll are handled in the same place. See bookkeeping for cafés and restaurants.