Acton Accounting and Bookkeeping Inc. starts a new bookkeeping special: save 50% on the first month with us! This special offer is valid for a limited time so hurry up signing up with us.

There are lots of benefits outsourcing your accounting and bookkeeping. Just like you can read on the flyer above, you realize costs saving thanks to the flexibility offered by outsourcing your bookkeeping work only when you need it.

Also, the accounting fee is variable, depending on the level of your business activity. Moreover, this is a cheaper way than hiring a permanent accountant or bookkeeper.

Our professional expertise in accounting and in particular tax planning will provide you new opportunities  as income can be projected prior to fiscal year end. Cash flow management ensures that the company will meet its financial obligations; or if there is a cash flow issue, the business owner is aware of it before the consequences are felt.

Your government remittances will always be made on time and accounting records are in order ensuring compliance with government regulations: you don’t have time to keep yourself updated? We do.

We will help increase your profitability as well, thanks to timely financial reports and analysis. And, finally, you won’t have to invest in new equipments and administrative features (computers software, desks, office space and personnel).

So if you are a stressed business owner who don’t want to deal with the bookkeeping part of your company, but want professional accounting services to be done on a regular basis, Acton Accounting and Bookkeeping Inc. is the company you need. Again, you will have 50% off the first month if you are a first time client and if you sign up with us for at least 3 months. Don’t wait any longer and call us at 604.737.8800 or contact us by email.

Here is further information about the event for business owners I told you about last week. Sorry for the late update by the way. The event will take place in Vancouver tomorrow at 6.30pm.

Dear Business Owners:

I would like to welcome you all to the free business seminar for business owners I am hosting with CIBC branch manager, Paul Cheng, CIBC Mortgage Specialist Noel Diguangco, and Marketing expert, Rob Ciccone for this coming Thursday, March 25, at 6:30 pm, at the CIBC branch on West Broadway. Please see details below.

Free event in Vancouver for Business Owners

I will be providing an informational session on the new BC HST to be implemented in just a few months – July 1st. This seminar’s purpose is to provide an opportunity for business owners to gain useful and valuable information from professionals who can help their business.

Seats are limited so please RSVP

See you there!

Ali

]]> http://www.actonaccountingandbookkeeping.com/blog/2010/03/24/free-event-for-business-owners/feed/ 0 http://www.actonaccountingandbookkeeping.com/blog/2010/03/18/2009-tax-tips-2010-hst-event-for-business-owners/ http://www.actonaccountingandbookkeeping.com/blog/2010/03/18/2009-tax-tips-2010-hst-event-for-business-owners/#comments Thu, 18 Mar 2010 19:53:09 +0000 Ali Acton http://www.actonaccountingandbookkeeping.com/blog/?p=48 Good morning everyone!

As you know, March is a pretty busy month for accountants . But I just wanted to let you know about an upcoming event for business owners.

I will most likely be co-hosting a business seminar on March 25 with CIBC branch manager, Paul Cheng; CIBC Mortgage Lending Expert, Noel Diguangco; and Rob Ciccone of Success Unlimited.

I will be talking about 2009 Tax Tips and the 2010 HST, CIBC will be introducing their no-fee business account and the CMHC Self-Employed Simplified program for owners to qualify for a mortgage, and Rob will talk about “Marketing for Growth and Profit.” Owner’s would learn how to adjust or improve what they are currently doing to market their business, how to create a solid marketing foundation and ways to grow their business with minimal impact on costs.

Update about time and location coming soon!

Thanks,

Ali

Remember: the RRSP deadline for tax year 2009 is coming soon! On march 1st 2010, it will be too late to contribute to your RRSP, even if you’re still under the contribution limit of $21.000.

But what about the tax refund on your contributions? Well, you can calculate it yourself doing the maths! Your marginal tax rate times your total contribution for the year, and that’s it!

If you don’t have any clue at all, feel free to contact us.

Better late than never…