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Full-Cycle Bookkeeping

At Westyn & Co., no two bookkeeping packages are alike—because your business isn’t like anyone else’s. 

You’ll receive the personalized support necessary to thrive, with comprehensive services to match your specific financial needs. 

Here’s a taste of what that might include:

Accounts Payable Management

  • Data Input
    Receipt Software Set-Up

  • Direct Payments

  • Cheques

Monthly Internal Reports

Liaison with Accountants

Training and Support

QuickBooks Set Up and Integration 

Accounts Receivable Management

  • Invoice Management

  • Collections

  • Inputs

  • Review

Payroll

Tax Prep

  • GST/HST Preparation & Filing

  • Source Deductions

  • Corporate Payments

  • Audit and Reviews

Reconciliations

Packages starting at: $400/month

CFO Services

CFO Services specialist Melissa in her office holding a phone.

Our outsourced-CFO services provide the financial expertise and strategic guidance your company needs to thrive. From budgeting and forecasting to cash flow and margin analysis, Melissa will help you make informed decisions, achieve your business goals, and take your business to the next level. Say goodbye to financial stress and hello to success with our CFO services.

 FAQs

  • A: Both! Your bookkeeper will organize your finances on a daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and yearly basis. Helping with payables and receivables, reporting, payroll, budgeting, forecasting, the list goes on. At the end of your fiscal year, your bookkeeper will wrap up all your finances in a pretty pink bow and hand them off to your accountant. Your accountant is the tax expert, who’s then responsible for filing your tax returns and any legally required corporate year-end reporting.

  • A: That’s ok, we will help get your Quickbooks set up and running. You just have to be willing to ditch the Excel document and upgrade your processes.

  • A: Not at all, we’ll discuss the current state of your finances on our consultation call and decide what kind of “catch-up” plan we might need to include in your proposal.