Manage the company, keep the books, and stay on top of tax records in one place. Built for small Canadian businesses that have more to do than paperwork.
Corporate tax filing planned for Q1 2027
The books are only part of running a corporation. Bring the finances, people, and paperwork into the same place.
Bookkeeping and company management for small Canadian corporations.
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Drop in a receipt or a whole batch. Vendor details, dates, totals, taxes, and line items are read into the form for review.
The app suggests expense categories and asset classifications automatically, including the GIFI codes and CRA capital cost allowance classes used in tax preparation. An authorized reviewer can correct the suggestions before approval.
Create and send invoices, record payments, and see which clients still owe you. Keep supplier bills and their due dates just as close.
When it's time to reconcile, import your bank statement by CSV and match transactions to the books. Follow an amount from the statement back to its record.
Small business owners often pay for things themselves. Keep those transactions straight without treating every transfer as income or an expense.
Mark the receipt as shareholder-funded. Its posting records the purchase and what the company owes you, without creating a payment in the company bank account.
Record the loan and repayments separately from salary or dividends. Keep the balance and supporting details available for review.
Keep the declaration, payment, shareholder, and resolution reference together. Maintain share classes and shareholdings alongside these records.
Before you buy equipment, expand production, or take money out of the company, evaluate your business health with a live view of income, spending, cash flow, assets, and liabilities. Make informed decisions with the numbers in front of you.
Posted transactions update the ledger and financial reports. Saved expenses stay visible while they await approval, so pending spending doesn't disappear from view. Your overview reflects the activity recorded in your books.
Choose your own dashboard charts, then open the balance sheet, income statement, or general ledger when you need the detail. Bank reconciliation helps you check those records against what actually moved.
Keep GST/HST collected, recorded input tax credits, and completed remittances connected to your books. Track due dates and retain the confirmations that show what was paid.
Capital purchases have their own register, with costs, source receipts, and CRA class details. Review what the business owns and owes throughout the year, not just when someone asks for the year-end paperwork.
Available today: tax records, reports, and preparation tools. Corporate return filing is planned for Q1 2027.
Articles of incorporation. Director resolutions. Last year's tax records. Keep the documents you need in a searchable library instead of scattered across folders and inboxes.
Maintain company registrations, addresses, members, and shareholder details in the same application. Invite your team with permissions suited to their responsibilities, and see who changed what in the activity history.
Planned Features
We're building toward a corporation that stays ready for tax season every day. Less chasing documents and deadlines. More time to act on what the numbers are telling you.
Planned for Q1 2027
Prepare, review, and submit your corporate income tax return from the same place you manage the books. The records you build throughout the year become the starting point for filing, not another round of data entry.
Planned continuous draft preparation will update as income, expenses, and asset records change. Review the tax position during the year, while there's still time to make decisions.
Running year-end tax estimates and a combined view of GST, PST, and HST balances are planned to help you budget for what may be due. Estimates will remain distinct from finalized returns and assessed amounts.
Expanded corporate, filing, and remittance reminders are planned alongside GST/HST filing. Keep upcoming obligations in view instead of relying on a calendar someone has to remember to update.
Planned automatic tax remittances will let you authorize payments and keep their confirmations with the books. Payment automation will require your authorization, not just a calculated balance.
The planned Automatic Librarian will organize corporate documents, financial records, receipts, and invoices as they arrive, and connect them to the records they support.
These are upcoming capabilities, not features available today. Corporate income tax filing is targeted for January–March 2027; release dates for the other planned features have not yet been announced.
It's designed for small Canadian corporations that want bookkeeping, shareholder finances, corporate records, and tax preparation in one place. If you have a particular requirement, talk to us before subscribing.
Yes. Invite your accountant and choose what they can view, edit, and approve. They can work with your records directly or use exported reports.
Corporate income tax filing is planned for Q1 2027 (January–March). Today, you can organize the underlying records and prepare reports for review. Direct government filing is not live yet.
GST/HST filing, expanded tax reminders, and authorized automatic tax remittances are planned. Today, the app tracks recorded GST/HST balances, deadlines, and remittances already made; it does not send returns or payments to the government.
You can import CSV statements and reconcile them against the books. Direct bank connections are not currently available.
Your subscription won't renew. Access continues until the end of the paid period. Your corporation records are retained.
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