Mascouche has grown from a commuter town into a business community of its own, with contractors, renovation and landscaping crews, retailers along Montée Masson, trucking and distribution firms near Highways 25 and 640, and many people who just went self-employed. Most of these owners do the books at night after a full day of work. We take that off your plate: we set up your books properly, keep them reconciled every month, file your GST/QST and run your payroll, entirely online.
Who we help in Mascouche
- Contractors, renovation and landscaping businesses with seasonal crews
- Retailers, restaurants and personal-care businesses along Montée Masson
- Trucking, delivery and distribution companies
- New self-employed workers and newly incorporated owners
What Mascouche businesses need from their books
Contractors and renovation companies
Construction is where bookkeeping goes wrong fastest. Each job needs its own costing so you can see which contracts actually make money, deposits and progress billings need to land in the right period, and holdbacks have to be tracked until they’re released. If you pay subcontractors for construction services, you generally have to report those payments to the CRA on T5018 slips. We set up job costing in QuickBooks Online, reconcile supplier and subcontractor accounts every month and prepare the T5018 at year-end, so your numbers hold up when your bank, your bonding company or the RBQ asks for financial information.
Landscaping and other seasonal businesses
Busy summers and quiet winters make cash flow lumpy. We help you set aside GST/QST and income tax during the busy months, handle seasonal hiring and layoffs, issue records of employment on time and give you a simple monthly view of what you can safely spend.
Trucking, delivery and distribution
Fuel, repairs, leases and per-kilometre costs add up quickly. We track costs per truck or per route, keep fuel receipts organized for sales tax recovery and, if your vehicles cross provincial borders, keep the records you need for fuel tax reporting.
Shops and services along Montée Masson
We reconcile your point-of-sale and card processor payouts with your bank deposits every month, so your GST/QST returns match what you sold and you can see margins by product or service line.
Newly self-employed
Many people in Mascouche start a business on the side before going full time. We sort out what you report on the T2125 and TP-80, whether you need to register for GST/QST yet, and how much to put aside for tax and QPP, so your first tax season isn’t a surprise. When profits grow, we model whether incorporating makes sense.
What is included
- Monthly Bookkeeping — Reconciled books, monthly statements and GST/QST tracking, closed on a schedule.
- Payroll Management — Pay your team correctly, remit to Revenu Québec and the CRA, and issue RL-1 and T4 slips.
- GST/QST Filing — Registration, filing and clean sales tax records for Revenu Québec and the CRA.
- Tax Preparation — Corporate (T2/CO-17) and owner personal (T1/TP-1) returns, built on your books.
- Personal Tax Returns — Federal and Quebec returns for individuals, students, newcomers, non-residents, rental income and US citizens in Canada.
Pricing
Bookkeeping from $350 a month (Starter), $650 (Growth, with GST/QST filing) and $1,100 (Scale). Corporate T2/CO-17 return from $1,200 a year. Payroll: $75 a month for 1–5 employees. Prices in Canadian dollars, before taxes. See all pricing.
Areas we serve
Mascouche-Heights, Montée Masson, Terrebonne, Lachenaie, Repentigny, Saint-Lin–Laurentides and nearby. Service is delivered online; in-person meetings are available on request.
FAQ
Do you have an office in Mascouche?
We work entirely online, so Mascouche businesses get the same service as clients in Montréal: secure document upload, video calls and monthly reports, without the drive.
My construction business has seasonal employees. Can you handle that payroll?
Yes. We handle hires and layoffs, records of employment, source deductions, CNESST and the RL-1 and T4 slips. Payroll is $75 a month for 1–5 employees.
I just became self-employed in Mascouche. When do I need to register for GST/QST?
Generally once your taxable sales pass $30,000 over four consecutive calendar quarters, though registering earlier can make sense. We check your situation and handle the registration with Revenu Québec.