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If you are not sure what you need yet, this is the shortest route to finding out. Three questions about the business, and a straight answer about which service fits and roughly what it costs.

Quick answer: EverStone is a CPA firm in Abbotsford, BC serving incorporated small businesses across Canada, fully remotely, at fixed fees agreed in writing. The fastest first step is an email: send what you’re facing to info@everstonecpa.com, get a real answer within one business day, and book the free consultation from there.

Start here: the 5 parts this covers — three ways in — pick by how urgent it is; who we fit — and who we don’t; how working together actually runs; where to go next; start with one email
What this covers, at a glance.

Three ways in — pick by how urgent it is

Who we fit, and who we don’t

The practice is built for incorporated owner-managers and contractors: corporate year-ends and T2s, GST/HST, payroll, and the salary-vs-dividend and planning decisions that come with owning the company. Personal tax is handled for owners and their families as part of the whole picture. If you need audited financial statements or specialized public-company work, we’ll say so on the first call and point you somewhere appropriate, a fit conversation costs nothing and wastes no one’s year.

If you are not sure how much accounting you need, which level of support fits is the shortest way to find out.

How working together actually runs

  1. Email first. You write; we reply within one business day with a real answer or the exact questions we need answered, not a “please call to discuss.”
  2. Free consultation. A video call. You leave with a plain-language read on your situation whether or not you hire us.
  3. Fixed-fee quote in writing. Scope and price before work starts. The switching guide walks through onboarding, document handoff and timelines.

Everything is remote — secure portal, e-signatures, video meetings, so the process is identical whether you’re in Abbotsford or Toronto.

Common questions about start here

Do I have to book a call to get an answer?+
No. Email is a full first-class channel here, not a lead form — a specific question gets a specific answer within one business day. Most new clients start exactly that way and book the consultation once they have seen how we answer. Ask about your case →
What does it cost to find out if we fit?+
Nothing. The email exchange and the first consultation are free, and the quote that follows is fixed and written. If we are not the right firm, the consultation ends with us saying so and naming what kind of firm is. Ask about your case →
I’m behind on filings. Should I still start the same way?+
Yes — behind is the most common starting point we see, and the catch-up page at /behind-on-bookkeeping explains how those engagements are scoped. Nobody here lectures you about it; we price the catch-up once and get you current. Ask about your case →
Do you only work with BC businesses?+
No. The firm is based in Abbotsford and the practice is fully remote across Canada — same portal, same process, any province. Provincial specifics (PST, EHT and similar) are part of the work, not an obstacle to it. Ask about your case →

Get a fixed quote for your business

Tell us what you need. You get a written fee before any work starts, and no obligation to take it.

One Chartered Professional Accountant carries your file. Fees are fixed and agreed in writing after a free consultation.

Start with one email

Describe what you’re facing in five sentences. You’ll have a real answer within one business day, and we book the consult from there.

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“I have worked with Sunny for the past 2 years. He is very knowledgeable and has saved me tons in taxes by restructuring my group of companies — the best accountant I've worked with in the last 10 years, after switching from three different firms.”
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