Bookkeeping · Langley
Books for Langley small businesses, kept current.
Monthly bookkeeping, reconciliations, payroll and sales tax for small businesses in Langley and the Fraser Valley.
- Local bookkeeping
- LangleyLocal bookkeeping
- Or quarterly books
- MonthlyOr quarterly books
- Bank and card accounts
- ReconciledBank and card accounts
Serving Langley, Surrey, Aldergrove and White Rock
Next CRA deadline
Nov 2
▲ In 32 days
Office
By appointment
Call to book a time
CRA deadlines by month
Next 7 months
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
GST/HST return, July to September is due in 32 days. See the calendar
Services
Tax and accounting for individuals and businesses
Not sure what you need?
Tell us about your situation and we'll point you to the right service.
About Preferred Bookkeeping
Books that are ready when you need them
Preferred Bookkeeping keeps the books for small businesses in Langley and the surrounding area.
Current, reconciled books make tax time simpler and decisions easier all year.
More about Preferred Bookkeeping- Local bookkeeping
- LangleyLocal bookkeeping
- Or quarterly books
- MonthlyOr quarterly books
- Bank and card accounts
- ReconciledBank and card accounts
- Ready for your accountant
- Year-endReady for your accountant
Who we help
Clients across Langley and beyond
Trades
Job income, subcontractors and vehicle costs tracked all year.
Shops
Sales, payroll and GST kept straight every month.
Home-based businesses
Simple books for owners working from home.
How it works
From first call to filed return
- 1
Get in touch
Call or send a message. We'll ask a few questions and tell you exactly what to bring.
- 2
Share your documents
Drop them off, email them, or bring them to a short appointment. Slips you can't find, we can often download from CRA.
- 3
Review together
We prepare everything and go through it with you: what you owe or get back, and why.
- 4
Sign and file
You sign form T183, which authorizes electronic filing, and we send the return to CRA the same day.
Get ready
What to bring for your return
Tax documents
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Questions
Things people often ask
When is my tax return due?
For most people, April 30. If you or your spouse are self-employed, you have until June 15 to file, but any balance owing is still due April 30. Corporations file six months after their fiscal year-end.
What happens if I file late?
If you owe money, CRA charges a penalty of 5% of the balance plus 1% for each full month you're late, up to 12 months, as well as daily interest. If you're getting a refund or benefits, filing late delays them. Either way, it's better to file now than to wait.
I had no income. Do I still need to file?
Usually yes. Benefits like the GST/HST credit, the Canada child benefit and the BC family benefit are calculated from your return, so not filing can mean not receiving them.
Can you file returns from previous years?
Yes. Preferred Bookkeeping regularly catches people up on missed years, and can request the slips CRA already has on file for you.
How long should I keep my records?
CRA asks you to keep supporting documents for six years from the end of the tax year they relate to. We can tell you what's worth keeping and what isn't.
Do I need to come into the office?
Not necessarily. Many clients send documents by email and review their return over the phone. Call to arrange whatever works for you.
Get in touch
Book a consultation with Preferred Bookkeeping
Call, or send a message and we'll reply within one business day.