A defined objective, a written scope and fee, before any work starts
Defined-scope CPA projects: reorganizations, estate freezes, s.85 rollovers, sale support, financing and CRA matters, with a written scope and fee first.
Read318 plain-language answers from a CPA who has sat on the banking side of the table — organized by the decision you are actually facing. Written and reviewed by Walla Assaf, CPA.

Defined-scope CPA projects: reorganizations, estate freezes, s.85 rollovers, sale support, financing and CRA matters, with a written scope and fee first.
ReadTauro's complete outside finance function: books, payroll, reporting, tax and advice as one team. What it includes, who it fits, and how the fee is set.
ReadThe first ninety days with Tauro, step by step: business snapshot, a real conversation, a written scope, then a clean takeover from your previous accountant.
ReadDecision-led accounting for owner-managed Ontario businesses that have outgrown their accountant: who Tauro fits, who it does not, and how to engage us.
ReadWhat happens to the company, the shares and the family — planned while there is still time to plan.
Holding companies, rollovers and structures that fit how the business actually operates.
Salary, dividends, and what the corporation pays — decided on numbers, not habit.
What a finance function should hand you every month, and the controls behind it.
Lender packages, purchases and buildings — with the accounting done before the bank asks.
Deals and successions, structured before the letter of intent locks anything in.
Professional corporations, retained earnings and practice transactions.
Portfolios, property companies and groups that need to report as one picture.
Letters, audits, errors and switching firms — handled calmly and on the record.