Accounting for Architects & Engineers

Architects and Engineers play an integral role in the success of infrastructure development throughout British Columbia. Through careful planning and financial management, we offer a wide array of accounting services for Architects and Engineers to help our clients manage their resources, maintain compliance, minimize taxes and accomplish their long term goals.

While every professional business has its own unique challenges, many key considerations span across all industries. From marketing your business to staying on top of regulatory developments to thinking about succession strategies, it is clear that a successful professional business in the construction sector is about far more than just client care. Like you, we believe in developing lasting relationships with our clients. We aim to help you achieve your personal and professional goals by offering a customized range of services at every stage of your business. By understanding your needs, we can help you determine what success looks like to you today, five years from now, twenty years from now and when you retire.

Accounting Services for Architects & Engineers

Whether you are just starting a practice or planning for your retirement, we help you identify and answer any key questions to ensure you understand your options and make the best choices that fit with your unique situation and goals.

• Deciding on when to incorporate and when to introduce a holding company

• Define goals and manage risks through regular planning

• Accounting and business system support and internal controls review

• Tax and estate planning

• Manage cash flows, conserve working capital and determine when to pay off debts

• Minimize tax liabilities, leverage tax credits and stimulus to maximize profitability

• Establish benchmarks and service analytics

• Performance-driven compensation plan development and bonus analysis

• Growing your business and maximizing the value of your practice with clients

• Succession planning and maximizing the value of transitions and practice exits

• Retirement planning