Oh, snap! Submit your receipts electronically
July 7, 2016 No Comments
It’s that time of the year again! Remember the olden days when you had the cumbersome task of lugging bags of receipts the Homeroom office for your bookkeeping? Well,
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Incorporation Series: How do I pay myself if I’m incorporated?
June 23, 2016 No Comments
You got 99 problems and your incorporated small business ain’t one? Great. Now it is time to pay yourself. Because you can. Unlike sole proprietors, owners of a corporation no
Incorporation Series: I’m incorporated. Now what?
June 16, 2016 No Comments
You did it. You put months of heavy contemplation into concrete action and incorporated your small business. *Confetti drop* Now what? We hope that this post
Incorporation Series: Should I Incorporate?
June 9, 2016 No Comments
To incorporate or not to incorporate? The answer is not so clear-cut. And the looming questions can buzz around your head like fruit flies at a gravesite of a discarded lollipop. It’s
Incorporation Series: If you like it, put an Inc. on it
June 2, 2016 No Comments
Recently, a lot of people contacted us about whether or not they should incorporate their small business. So, we are turning to our trusty Homeroom blog to provide you with handy tips
Teya Mali talks books with Globe and Mail
May 12, 2016 No Comments
If your box of receipts is shapeshifting into a pot of paper flowers, exuding a musty book smell, this article is for you. Use the most cost-effective and fast categorizing approach so
You get a raise! BC’s minimum wage jumps to $11.25 by 2017
May 5, 2016 No Comments
While the petition to raise the minimum wage in British Columbia to $15 still seems to be an active fight for change, BC’s minimum wage is climbing out of the chart dumps.
You can do it: File your taxes on time!
April 28, 2016 No Comments
Wah, scream, scratch. Tax season can make the best of us rip out our hair in a deadline frenzy, then hurl our bodies into a dark corner,
Job Alert: Looking for a fabulous bookkeeper!
April 21, 2016 No Comments
Riding on the back of the shear excitement of another successful tax season, we knocked down a chunk of the back wall and increased our office space by an entire room. The Lady in Charge
Tax tip: Claiming childcare expenses
April 8, 2016 No Comments
A lot of new mamas (and dadas) come to Homeroom unsure about what childcare expenses they can and can’t claim come tax time. Below, we look at eligible childcare
Oh, snap! Submit your receipts electronically
July 7, 2016 No Comments
It’s that time of the year again! Remember the olden days when you had the cumbersome task of lugging bags of receipts the Homeroom office for your bookkeeping? Well,
Incorporation Series: How do I pay myself if I’m incorporated?
June 23, 2016 No Comments
You got 99 problems and your incorporated small business ain’t one? Great. Now it is time to pay yourself. Because you can. Unlike sole proprietors, owners of a corporation no
Incorporation Series: I’m incorporated. Now what?
June 16, 2016 No Comments
You did it. You put months of heavy contemplation into concrete action and incorporated your small business. *Confetti drop* Now what? We hope that this post
Incorporation Series: Should I Incorporate?
June 9, 2016 No Comments
To incorporate or not to incorporate? The answer is not so clear-cut. And the looming questions can buzz around your head like fruit flies at a gravesite of a discarded lollipop. It’s
Incorporation Series: If you like it, put an Inc. on it
June 2, 2016 No Comments
Recently, a lot of people contacted us about whether or not they should incorporate their small business. So, we are turning to our trusty Homeroom blog to provide you with handy tips
Teya Mali talks books with Globe and Mail
May 12, 2016 No Comments
If your box of receipts is shapeshifting into a pot of paper flowers, exuding a musty book smell, this article is for you. Use the most cost-effective and fast categorizing approach so
You get a raise! BC’s minimum wage jumps to $11.25 by 2017
May 5, 2016 No Comments
While the petition to raise the minimum wage in British Columbia to $15 still seems to be an active fight for change, BC’s minimum wage is climbing out of the chart dumps.
You can do it: File your taxes on time!
April 28, 2016 No Comments
Wah, scream, scratch. Tax season can make the best of us rip out our hair in a deadline frenzy, then hurl our bodies into a dark corner,
Job Alert: Looking for a fabulous bookkeeper!
April 21, 2016 No Comments
Riding on the back of the shear excitement of another successful tax season, we knocked down a chunk of the back wall and increased our office space by an entire room. The Lady in Charge
Tax tip: Claiming childcare expenses
April 8, 2016 No Comments
A lot of new mamas (and dadas) come to Homeroom unsure about what childcare expenses they can and can’t claim come tax time. Below, we look at eligible childcare
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