Pricing approach
Clear scope first. A fee that reflects the work.
GDPC does not use a tailored price list. A useful accounting fee begins with a clear picture of your books, reporting needs and the work required to support your corporation well.
Fixed-fee thinking
A proposal should make the relationship easier to understand.
The fee reflects the actual work required, not an arbitrary package. For ongoing bookkeeping, GDPC scopes a recurring monthly fee after reviewing the rhythm and complexity of your business.
Monthly bookkeeping
Transaction volume, number of accounts, payroll, GST and the reporting cadence you need.
Year end statements
The condition of the books, the engagement level and the information needed to complete the year.
Corporate tax
Current and prior year circumstances, planning needs and the relationship to the year end statements.
Assurance & projects
Lender requirements, timing, records and the work required for a review engagement or special project.
A useful starting point
Bring three months of bank activity. We’ll build the conversation from there.
When it is appropriate, GDPC will ask for recent bank activity and the prior year’s financial statements to understand the work and prepare a thoughtful proposal.