What will EverStone cost you?

How this estimate is built

There is no secret formula here, and nothing is averaged from other firms. The estimate starts at our published floor of $300 a month for monthly bookkeeping and adds for the things that genuinely take more time: transaction volume, payroll runs, and sales-tax filings. The typical incorporated client — monthly books, payroll, year-end T2 with financial statements and T5018s — lands at $450 to $650 a month, all in, and that published figure is what the ranges here are anchored to.

Personal tax is priced separately and starts at $100 for a T1 return. A self-employed return with business or rental schedules is commonly $250 to $450. Fractional CFO work starts at $2,500 a month and is scoped to the hours you need.

Corporate tax on its own — a T2 without monthly bookkeeping — is quoted after a free consultation rather than estimated here, because the fee depends almost entirely on the state of the records we start from. That is an honest limit of a calculator, not a sales tactic.

Already with an accountant and wondering whether you are paying too much? A second opinion is free, and switching is less disruptive than most owners expect.

What is always included

• A fixed fee agreed in writing before any work begins, so the invoice matches the quote.
• One named CPA on your file — you are not handed to junior staff between filings.
• Year-round questions answered, not billed by the six-minute unit.
• Everything handled remotely: video or phone meetings, secure document exchange, e-signature. There is no office visit at any stage.