Lawyers & Law Firms
Sole practitioners and small firms under LSO rules.
Firms that bill time and expertise — where WIP, trust rules and PSB risk live. Every niche below has dedicated pages for the things owners actually ask us about.
Sole practitioners and small firms under LSO rules.
Consulting engineering firms with a PEO Certificate of Authorization.
OAA-certified practices billing by project phase.
Incorporated contractors, developers and one-person tech corps.
Digital, creative and media agencies on retainers and projects.
LSO-licensed paralegals — Small Claims, LTB, POA and tribunal practices.
Temp staffing and permanent-placement agencies running heavy payroll.
Independent consultants and boutique advisory firms.
OLS firms with an AOLS Certificate of Authorization.
“Your industry shapes your numbers. We know what to look for.”
Walla Assaf, CPA · Founder, Tauro Accounting
At higher income levels, incorporation provides significant tax deferral through the small business tax rate. Whether it makes sense depends on your income, expenses, and personal situation. We review your numbers and advise.
The optimal mix of salary and dividends depends on your personal tax bracket, RRSP room, CPP considerations, and family structure. We model different scenarios and recommend the approach that results in the lowest overall tax.
There are several ways to structure a multi-owner firm, separate professional corporations, a partnership, or a shared corporate structure. Each has different tax and liability implications. We advise on the right approach based on your situation.
Options include investing inside the corporation, paying down debt, distributing to shareholders through dividends, or planning for retirement. The right strategy depends on your goals and tax position. We review your situation and recommend the most efficient approach.
Yes. We offer end-to-end accounting, or you can choose individual services based on what your firm needs. We scope the engagement around your requirements.