Keep on top of your cash flow with simple bank feeds, receipt capture, and sales invoicing. Everything stored safely and securely.
Digital record-keeping allows you to track, store, and secure all your financial transactions in one place:
Monitor your self-employed income, track your expenses, and calculate tax with ease:
Save time and reduce errors with automated processes that simplify reporting your business income and expenses:
Access support with Sage at any time, anywhere:
Share access with your accountant so you can:
Get full access to your product, and upgrade or cancel at any time. No long-term contracts, commitments, or hidden fees.
Take control of your small business admin. Manage invoicing, expense tracking, cash flow, tax, payments, and financial reporting so you can focus on growing your business.
You don't have to be a finance expert to use Sage's bookkeeping and accounting software for self-employed professionals. Our easy-to-use cloud solution makes managing your finances simple. Get visibility of money going in and out of your business, review cash flow and reduce admin. Use Sage Accounting to:
Yes, you can upgrade your Sage Accounting plan or cancel at any time. There are no long-term contracts, commitments, or hidden fees.
Yes, Sage Accounting provides Canadian small businesses with the tools and features you need to easily calculate, charge, track, and file taxes accurately, including:
Sage Accounting takes the complexity out of filing your sales taxes with the CRA and meets the CRA data storage requirement standards, keeping you complaint.
It automatically calculates and maintains sales taxes, so you can quickly and easily generate downloadable, accurate sales tax reports to file with the CRA.
Plus, Sage Accounting automatically estimates any taxes you may owe so there's no surprises when taxes are due.
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