Connect billing to the books
SoloInc keeps ordinary invoices, deposits, banking and supported project costs reconciled throughout the year.
Who SoloInc is for
Corporation as a Service for management consultants
A managed accounting and compliance model for incorporated consultants with straightforward project, retainer and advisory revenue.
What this can mean for you
These are the practical signs to raise early, before a routine item becomes an unresolved year-end issue.
- 01
Clients pay by project, milestone, retainer or day rate.
- 02
Travel, professional memberships and client-related costs need consistent support.
- 03
You occasionally use subcontractors or work with Canadian and international customers.
- 04
GST/HST, owner compensation and annual corporate obligations need one connected process.
How SoloInc handles the routine
SoloInc keeps ordinary compliance moving for eligible corporations. The owner provides complete records and answers the questions that need context.
Manage routine compliance
Standard GST/HST, corporate tax, owner administration and annual corporate work are completed within the agreed scope.
Keep changes visible
New subcontracting, travel, client or compensation facts are raised while there is still time to determine whether specialist review is needed.
Clear boundary
When this needs a closer look
SoloInc identifies the issue, explains the next step, and agrees separate specialist work before it begins.
- Extensive subcontractor or employee payroll, or a multi-entity delivery model.
- Complex foreign activity, work performed outside Canada or a non-routine GST/HST question.
- A restructuring, new shareholder, significant investment activity or complex tax planning.
Common questions
Q.01Can retainers and project billing fit SoloInc?+
Yes, when the revenue model and records remain straightforward. The eligibility review confirms how invoices, deposits and any deferred work should be tracked.
Q.02What about travel and professional expenses?+
SoloInc records supported routine business expenses. Personal portions, unusual travel or costs requiring detailed tax analysis are identified rather than assumed.
Q.03Can I use subcontractors?+
Occasional subcontractors may fit. Extensive subcontracting, payroll-like arrangements or reporting complexity can require a different scope.
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