Sending records all at once, right before the deadline
Missing tax invoices and unsubstantiated expenses are hard to fix once the deadline is close.
Bookkeeping · Filing · Incorporation
Before the filing deadline,
we tell you exactly what to send.
We start by checking how far along your sales and purchase records are. Then we break it down: which documents to send this month, which taxes are due this quarter, and which decisions right now will change the outcome.
Monthly bookkeepingVAT · Income taxIncorporationInheritance · Gift
It's fine if your books are behind. We start from whatever records you have and set the order from there.
By then, it's often too late
Once a return is filed,
there's almost nothing left to change.
Asking about tax after the deal is already done
Incorporation, property disposals, and equity transfers all have items that need review before you act, not after.
After a notice arrives from the tax office
Every notice comes with a response deadline. We start by checking what kind of document arrived and by when it's due.
Scope of work
We separate what happens monthly
from what gets decided once.
You can consult on just the items your business needs at its current stage.
Bookkeeping & payroll
We take in your purchase and sales records, reflect them in the books, and agree on the scope of withholding tax and four major insurances filings.
- How to collect supporting documents
- Withholding tax filing
- Monthly profit and loss review
VAT & income tax filing
We let you know in advance what's needed for VAT, comprehensive income tax, and corporate tax filings.
- Required documents
- Deductible items
- Recordkeeping
Incorporation & entity setup
We compare staying a sole proprietorship against converting to a corporation, including expected tax burden and the steps to execute it.
- Tax burden comparison
- Conversion method
- Execution timeline
Inheritance, Gifts & Transfers
Transfers within a family or the disposal of real estate call for different considerations depending on timing and method.
- Asset overview
- Transfer timing
- Required documents
Consultation process
From inquiry to filing,
we define who does what.
- 01
Confirm industry and stage
We check your industry, revenue scale, headcount, and whether you're currently keeping books.
- 02
Send the document checklist
We send you a list of what's needed — business registration certificate, bank statements, card usage records, and more.
- 03
Explain scope and fees
We separate the work handled monthly from work that comes with a separate fee.
- 04
File and share results
We deliver the filing details, payment schedule, and what to prepare for next month.
FAQ
Common questions
before you start
Can I still consult if my records aren't organized?
Yes. We start with your bank and card statements and set the order for catching up from there.
What's included in bookkeeping services?
We define the scope together — bookkeeping, filings, and payroll. Separate work like closing adjustments or tax audit response is scoped separately during consultation.
When should I consider converting to a corporation?
We look at it before you act, not after you've decided. We review recent profit and loss, your salary as the representative, and your assets to consider the right timing.
The deadline comes back every year