I am a CPA in Edmonton working in QuickBooks Online every day. I clean up the file, review every transaction myself, and send you statements you can actually use to run the business. Automation handles the repetitive half, which is why this costs less than a traditional firm.
AI powered bookkeeping, reviewed by a CPA.
Serving Edmonton and area, and remote clients across Canada.
Most of my clients run a business with 1 to 40 people, do their own quoting and hiring, and have no interest in becoming a bookkeeper.
Pick the whole thing or just the parts you are drowning in.
Transactions coded, bank and credit cards reconciled, receipts matched, and a clean set of books every month.
Pay runs, source deductions, T4 and T5 slips, records of employment, and WCB reporting on schedule.
GST returns filed on time and a year end package your accountant can pick up without a single follow up email.
Monthly statements plus a short plain language read on margin, cash, and what changed since last month.
Setup, cleanup, saved searches, approvals, and reporting for businesses already on NetSuite.
Months or years behind rebuilt from the source documents, so your filings can be brought current and the file starts telling the truth.
I work inside your existing file rather than pushing you onto software that suits me.
The system most Alberta small businesses land on, and the one I spend the most hours in. Setup, cleanup, bank rules, class and location tracking for job costing, sales tax codes set for Alberta, and the app stack around it kept tidy.
QuickBooks help in detailCommon with older Alberta businesses and their accountants. I work in it as is, or move you to QuickBooks Online when the desktop file starts holding you back.
For businesses that have outgrown small business software. Administration, reporting, and month end close from someone who closes books in the system.
NetSuite supportNot a folder of spreadsheets. A dashboard you can read in a minute and a statement pack your accountant will accept as is.
Three steps, and you are out of the books. If you want the detail on what software does and what I review myself, that is on the how I work page.
You tell me the mess. I tell you straight whether I can fix it, what it costs, and how long the catch up takes.
I take over the file, fix the history, connect the feeds, and put the automation in place. You send documents one way and stop chasing them.
Books closed by the tenth, statements in your inbox, and a short call whenever you want to talk about the numbers.
Monthly bookkeeping starts at $400 a month, and most clients land between $400 and $900 depending on transaction volume and payroll. No packages to squeeze yourself into, and you hear your number before anything starts.
No. Catch up work is most of what I do. I start with the oldest open year, rebuild it, and get you current so filings can be brought up to date.
Software handles the repetitive work: pulling transactions, matching receipts, coding the ones it has seen before, and chasing missing documents. I review everything before it becomes your financial statements. The judgement stays with a CPA.
Yes. Most clients keep their tax accountant. I hand over a clean year end package so their work takes hours instead of weeks, which usually lowers that bill too.
QuickBooks Online and Sage 50 for most small businesses, and NetSuite for companies that have outgrown them. If you are already on something, I work in it rather than forcing a move.
Business tax filings are handled as a separate engagement. Tell me what you need on the call and I will be clear about what is included.
Only if you want to. Everything works remotely, and I am happy to meet in Edmonton when it helps.
Documents stay in secure cloud storage with access limited to your file. I never move client records through personal email or messaging apps.
I am Kaleem Siddiqui, a Chartered Professional Accountant in Edmonton. I have spent my career in the part of accounting most people never see: the reconciliations, the accruals, the month end that has to balance before anyone can make a decision.
What I like is the step after the books are clean. Once the numbers are right, they start telling you where the money is going and which jobs are actually worth taking. That is the part I want you to have.
I also build the automation myself. If a task happens the same way every month, it should not need a person, and the time saved goes back into reviewing your file properly.
Twenty minutes, no charge, no pitch. If I am not the right fit I will say so and point you somewhere better.
I answer within one business day, usually the same day.