To our valued clients, To better support social distancing, Apex Accounting, Chartered Professional Accountants, has made the decision to temporarily suspend face-to-face services, effective Thursday, March 19. That means our doors are closed, but we will still be available to support your personal and business accounting requirements. For those needing to drop off documents and […]
New Name, Same Local Service We are excited to announce that, effective January 1, 2020, Carr & Associates is merging with Apex Accounting, Chartered Professional Accountants. Though our two firms will operate as one company – Apex Accounting – clients of both can rely on the same personal working relationships they have had in the […]
If your business recently made or is considering making new investments into capital assets, such as equipment, buildings or vehicles, then you might want to take a closer look at Canada’s new accelerate capital cost allowance incentives. In November 2018, the federal government announced changes to how businesses will calculate the capital cost allowance on […]
Starting in 2019, the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) will be gradually enhanced, and whether you are an employer, an employee or self-employed, it will affect you. The enhancement will increase the CPP retirement, disability and survivor’s pensions that a person may receive; eligibility for CPP benefits will not be affected. Up until 2019, the CPP […]
This is a question that all employers should be asking beginning in January 2019. The new Employer Health Tax applies to both incorporated and non-incorporated businesses as well as not-for-profits, charities and municipalities. A business with over $500,000 in annual wages to employees will be subject to the new tax. Employers will need to review […]
