Accounting Rates

With our specialized accounting packages, you can rest assured that your corporation’s financial health is in expert hands. Our team of experienced professionals will work closely with you to understand your business goals and provide personalized accounting solutions that align perfectly with your requirements.

Say goodbye to the stress of managing your corporation’s finances and embrace the ease and efficiency of our accounting packages. Contact us today to meet your Account Hero and take the first step toward maximizing your corporation’s financial potential. Let us handle the numbers while you focus on driving your business to new heights!

When you choose one of our accounting packages, rest assured that your books will always be up-to-date and accurate to the cent! We take immense care with all of our clients’ financial records and reports, ensuring everything is handled with precision.

What’s even better is that you’ll have easy access to your records and to our team whenever you need it. We’re here to support you every step of the way, providing the peace of mind you deserve when it comes to your corporation’s financial matters. Feel free to reach out to us anytime you want, and we’ll be more than happy to assist you!

For more information,  contact a Mentor  today, and start the journey of getting your business’s finances under control!

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Accounting Rates

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Your new affordable finance department! We'll do EVERYTHING!
 Great for Medium and Growing Corporations. Someone who has your back! We'll do the day-to-day, reporting and help your business grow and save money!
 Great for Growing Corporations Someone to help keep your records in order throughout the year!
Great for Most Small-Medium Corporations Someone to keep you on track! Great for Small Corps and Sole Pro's to Stay Organized!
PRICING $6,970/year - Starting $5,450/year - Starting $1,970/year - Starting $1,060/year - Starting
Connected Accounts 5 Bank/CC - 200 Transsactions/mn 3 Bank/CC - 175 Transsactions/mn 2 Bank/CC - 100 Transsactions/mn 2 Bank/CC - 50 Transsactions/mn
Performance Reports* Monthly Quarterly Quarterly Semi-Annual
Access to your account hero - Email & Phone Support Unlimited Unlimited Limited Limited
Accounting Software Subscription*
Bank Reconciliation
Annual Zoom Meeting Extra Extra
Access to Accounting Books Possible -
Cloud Software Integration* Possible -
Record Keeping Software Subscription Possible -
Payroll* 1-5 Employees (incl.) Extra Extra -
Business Consultation Extra Extra -
Cash Flow Analysis Extra Extra -
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