How to Calculate Canadian Sales Tax: GST, HST, PST, QST
Learn how to calculate the three types of tax that small business owners must know in Canada - Goods and services tax, provincial tax and Quebec sales tax.
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Learn how to calculate the three types of tax that small business owners must know in Canada - Goods and services tax, provincial tax and Quebec sales tax.
While the perfect client does indeed exist, most accountants wisely anticipate some complications when serving the needs of any business. Whether that’s poor communication, or a general inability of the client to understand accounting principles, accountants are always prepared to share their wisdom. However, many accountants dread what we might call the traditional client. They […]
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An accountant’s guide to converting traditional clients to modern accounting technologies We already know that a huge issue for businesses, especially smaller or newer ones, is the amount of administrative work. Often this takes them by surprise. From a one-man trader all the way through to businesses with many staff, there’s a natural feeling that […]
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Sheila Murphy, Owner
SJM Office Service, Nanaimo, BC
