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ASPE accounting course online focused on ASPE and IFRS in Canada, statutory accounts, closing entries and reporting practice in Canada.

Updated: 2026-07-29

framework

Concepts and local rules: Accounting framework: ASPE and IFRS in Canada

Plan the accounting framework: aspe and ifrs in canada module around ASPE and IFRS in Canada and the reporting workflow used in Canada.

Concepts and local rules: Accounting framework: ASPE and IFRS in Canada

Decide whether ASPE or IFRS applies before building statements, because that choice drives recognition, notes and creditor expectations. An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  • Bookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.
  • Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
  • GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.
  • Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
Local close controls
ControlHow to verify
StandardASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting
Tax controlFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
Filing controlCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
frameworkDecide whether ASPE or IFRS applies before building statements, because that choice drives recognition, notes and creditor expectations.

Worked accounting practice

An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  1. 1
    Accounting framework: ASPE and IFRS in Canada

    Decide whether ASPE or IFRS applies before building statements, because that choice drives recognition, notes and creditor expectations.

  2. 2
    Local close controls

    Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates. GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

  3. 3
    Result

    Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Canada Revenue Agency: GST/HST calculator and rates

framework

Worked local application: Accounting framework: ASPE and IFRS in Canada

Plan the accounting framework: aspe and ifrs in canada module around ASPE and IFRS in Canada and the reporting workflow used in Canada.

Worked local application: Accounting framework: ASPE and IFRS in Canada

Decide whether ASPE or IFRS applies before building statements, because that choice drives recognition, notes and creditor expectations. An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  • Bookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.
  • Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
  • GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.
  • Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
Local close controls
ControlHow to verify
StandardASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting
Tax controlFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
Filing controlCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
frameworkDecide whether ASPE or IFRS applies before building statements, because that choice drives recognition, notes and creditor expectations.

Worked accounting practice

An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  1. 1
    Accounting framework: ASPE and IFRS in Canada

    Decide whether ASPE or IFRS applies before building statements, because that choice drives recognition, notes and creditor expectations.

  2. 2
    Local close controls

    Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates. GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

  3. 3
    Result

    Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Compare with the bookkeeping courseBookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.

Canada Revenue Agency: GST/HST calculator and rates

Module quiz

1. Under Canadian ASPE/CRA practice, what is the main focus of this module?
2. Which answer best matches the local accounting treatment?
3. Under Canadian ASPE/CRA practice, which filing control matters?

chart-of-accounts

Concepts and local rules: Chart of accounts: Canadian SME chart of accounts mapped to ASPE statements

Plan the chart of accounts: canadian sme chart of accounts mapped to aspe statements module around ASPE and IFRS in Canada and the reporting workflow used in Canada.

Concepts and local rules: Chart of accounts: Canadian SME chart of accounts mapped to ASPE statements

Keep GST/HST, payroll, income tax and ASPE statement captions in separate ledger streams. An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  • Bookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.
  • Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
  • GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.
  • Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
Local close controls
ControlHow to verify
StandardASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting
Tax controlFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
Filing controlCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
chart-of-accountsKeep GST/HST, payroll, income tax and ASPE statement captions in separate ledger streams.

Canadian private-company chart mapped to ASPE statements and CRA schedules

Canadian private-company chart mapped to ASPE statements and CRA schedules

Account codeAccount nameCategoryUsage
4100Professional revenueIncomeEarned revenue net of GST/HST
2300GST/HST payableLiabilityNet GST/HST collected less input tax credits
2150Payroll remittances payableLiabilityCPP, EI and tax withheld
1200Accounts receivableAssetCustomer invoices net of allowance review

Worked accounting practice

An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  1. 1
    Chart of accounts: Canadian SME chart of accounts mapped to ASPE statements

    Keep GST/HST, payroll, income tax and ASPE statement captions in separate ledger streams.

  2. 2
    Local close controls

    Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates. GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

  3. 3
    Result

    Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Canada Revenue Agency: GST/HST calculator and rates

chart-of-accounts

Worked local application: Chart of accounts: Canadian SME chart of accounts mapped to ASPE statements

Plan the chart of accounts: canadian sme chart of accounts mapped to aspe statements module around ASPE and IFRS in Canada and the reporting workflow used in Canada.

Worked local application: Chart of accounts: Canadian SME chart of accounts mapped to ASPE statements

Keep GST/HST, payroll, income tax and ASPE statement captions in separate ledger streams. An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  • Bookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.
  • Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
  • GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.
  • Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
Local close controls
ControlHow to verify
StandardASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting
Tax controlFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
Filing controlCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
chart-of-accountsKeep GST/HST, payroll, income tax and ASPE statement captions in separate ledger streams.

Canadian private-company chart mapped to ASPE statements and CRA schedules

Canadian private-company chart mapped to ASPE statements and CRA schedules

Account codeAccount nameCategoryUsage
4100Professional revenueIncomeEarned revenue net of GST/HST
2300GST/HST payableLiabilityNet GST/HST collected less input tax credits
2150Payroll remittances payableLiabilityCPP, EI and tax withheld
1200Accounts receivableAssetCustomer invoices net of allowance review

Worked accounting practice

An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  1. 1
    Chart of accounts: Canadian SME chart of accounts mapped to ASPE statements

    Keep GST/HST, payroll, income tax and ASPE statement captions in separate ledger streams.

  2. 2
    Local close controls

    Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates. GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

  3. 3
    Result

    Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Compare with the bookkeeping courseBookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.

Canada Revenue Agency: GST/HST calculator and rates

Module quiz

1. Under Canadian ASPE/CRA practice, what is the main focus of this module?
2. Which answer best matches the local accounting treatment?
3. Under Canadian ASPE/CRA practice, which filing control matters?

accounting-cycle

Concepts and local rules: Accounting cycle

Plan the accounting cycle module around ASPE and IFRS in Canada and the reporting workflow used in Canada.

Concepts and local rules: Accounting cycle

Move from bank and sales entries to adjusted trial balance with GST/HST, payroll and deferred revenue reconciled. An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  • Bookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.
  • Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
  • GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.
  • Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
Local close controls
ControlHow to verify
StandardASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting
Tax controlFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
Filing controlCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
accounting-cycleMove from bank and sales entries to adjusted trial balance with GST/HST, payroll and deferred revenue reconciled.

Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.

Apply ASPE accruals, allowances, deferred revenue and contingencies in practical private-company language.

CAD

Year endAn Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.
Account codeAccount nameDebitCreditNote
4100Professional revenueC$1,000Earned revenue net of GST/HST
Accruals and provisionsC$1,000Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.

Worked accounting practice

An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  1. 1
    Accounting cycle

    Move from bank and sales entries to adjusted trial balance with GST/HST, payroll and deferred revenue reconciled.

  2. 2
    Local close controls

    Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates. GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

  3. 3
    Result

    Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Canada Revenue Agency: GST/HST calculator and rates

accounting-cycle

Worked local application: Accounting cycle

Plan the accounting cycle module around ASPE and IFRS in Canada and the reporting workflow used in Canada.

Worked local application: Accounting cycle

Move from bank and sales entries to adjusted trial balance with GST/HST, payroll and deferred revenue reconciled. An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  • Bookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.
  • Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
  • GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.
  • Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
Local close controls
ControlHow to verify
StandardASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting
Tax controlFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
Filing controlCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
accounting-cycleMove from bank and sales entries to adjusted trial balance with GST/HST, payroll and deferred revenue reconciled.

Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.

Apply ASPE accruals, allowances, deferred revenue and contingencies in practical private-company language.

CAD

Year endAn Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.
Account codeAccount nameDebitCreditNote
4100Professional revenueC$1,000Earned revenue net of GST/HST
Accruals and provisionsC$1,000Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.

Worked accounting practice

An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  1. 1
    Accounting cycle

    Move from bank and sales entries to adjusted trial balance with GST/HST, payroll and deferred revenue reconciled.

  2. 2
    Local close controls

    Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates. GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

  3. 3
    Result

    Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Compare with the bookkeeping courseBookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.

Canada Revenue Agency: GST/HST calculator and rates

Module quiz

1. Under Canadian ASPE/CRA practice, what is the main focus of this module?
2. Which answer best matches the local accounting treatment?
3. Under Canadian ASPE/CRA practice, which filing control matters?

fixed-assets

Concepts and local rules: Fixed assets and depreciation

Plan the fixed assets and depreciation module around ASPE and IFRS in Canada and the reporting workflow used in Canada.

Concepts and local rules: Fixed assets and depreciation

Record capital assets, depreciation and tax class tracking without confusing ASPE carrying amount and CCA schedules. An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  • Bookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.
  • Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
  • GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.
  • Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
Local close controls
ControlHow to verify
StandardASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting
Tax controlFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
Filing controlCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
fixed-assetsRecord capital assets, depreciation and tax class tracking without confusing ASPE carrying amount and CCA schedules.

Record capital assets, depreciation and tax class tracking without confusing ASPE carrying amount and CCA schedules.

4100Professional revenue

Debit

  • Cost/additionC$12,000

Credit

  • Depreciation/disposalC$2,400

Worked accounting practice

An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  1. 1
    Fixed assets and depreciation

    Record capital assets, depreciation and tax class tracking without confusing ASPE carrying amount and CCA schedules.

  2. 2
    Local close controls

    Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates. GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

  3. 3
    Result

    Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Canada Revenue Agency: GST/HST calculator and rates

fixed-assets

Worked local application: Fixed assets and depreciation

Plan the fixed assets and depreciation module around ASPE and IFRS in Canada and the reporting workflow used in Canada.

Worked local application: Fixed assets and depreciation

Record capital assets, depreciation and tax class tracking without confusing ASPE carrying amount and CCA schedules. An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  • Bookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.
  • Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
  • GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.
  • Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
Local close controls
ControlHow to verify
StandardASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting
Tax controlFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
Filing controlCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
fixed-assetsRecord capital assets, depreciation and tax class tracking without confusing ASPE carrying amount and CCA schedules.

Record capital assets, depreciation and tax class tracking without confusing ASPE carrying amount and CCA schedules.

4100Professional revenue

Debit

  • Cost/additionC$12,000

Credit

  • Depreciation/disposalC$2,400

Worked accounting practice

An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  1. 1
    Fixed assets and depreciation

    Record capital assets, depreciation and tax class tracking without confusing ASPE carrying amount and CCA schedules.

  2. 2
    Local close controls

    Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates. GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

  3. 3
    Result

    Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Compare with the bookkeeping courseBookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.

Canada Revenue Agency: GST/HST calculator and rates

Module quiz

1. Under Canadian ASPE/CRA practice, what is the main focus of this module?
2. Which answer best matches the local accounting treatment?
3. Under Canadian ASPE/CRA practice, which filing control matters?

accruals-provisions

Concepts and local rules: Accruals, prepayments and provisions

Plan the accruals, prepayments and provisions module around ASPE and IFRS in Canada and the reporting workflow used in Canada.

Concepts and local rules: Accruals, prepayments and provisions

Apply ASPE accruals, allowances, deferred revenue and contingencies in practical private-company language. An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  • Bookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.
  • Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
  • GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.
  • Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
Local close controls
ControlHow to verify
StandardASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting
Tax controlFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
Filing controlCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
accruals-provisionsApply ASPE accruals, allowances, deferred revenue and contingencies in practical private-company language.

Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.

Apply ASPE accruals, allowances, deferred revenue and contingencies in practical private-company language.

CAD

Year endAn Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.
Account codeAccount nameDebitCreditNote
4100Professional revenueC$1,000Earned revenue net of GST/HST
Accruals and provisionsC$1,000Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.

Worked accounting practice

An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  1. 1
    Accruals, prepayments and provisions

    Apply ASPE accruals, allowances, deferred revenue and contingencies in practical private-company language.

  2. 2
    Local close controls

    Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates. GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

  3. 3
    Result

    Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Canada Revenue Agency: GST/HST calculator and rates

accruals-provisions

Worked local application: Accruals, prepayments and provisions

Plan the accruals, prepayments and provisions module around ASPE and IFRS in Canada and the reporting workflow used in Canada.

Worked local application: Accruals, prepayments and provisions

Apply ASPE accruals, allowances, deferred revenue and contingencies in practical private-company language. An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  • Bookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.
  • Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
  • GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.
  • Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
Local close controls
ControlHow to verify
StandardASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting
Tax controlFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
Filing controlCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
accruals-provisionsApply ASPE accruals, allowances, deferred revenue and contingencies in practical private-company language.

Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.

Apply ASPE accruals, allowances, deferred revenue and contingencies in practical private-company language.

CAD

Year endAn Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.
Account codeAccount nameDebitCreditNote
4100Professional revenueC$1,000Earned revenue net of GST/HST
Accruals and provisionsC$1,000Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.

Worked accounting practice

An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  1. 1
    Accruals, prepayments and provisions

    Apply ASPE accruals, allowances, deferred revenue and contingencies in practical private-company language.

  2. 2
    Local close controls

    Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates. GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

  3. 3
    Result

    Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Compare with the bookkeeping courseBookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.

Canada Revenue Agency: GST/HST calculator and rates

Module quiz

1. Under Canadian ASPE/CRA practice, what is the main focus of this module?
2. Which answer best matches the local accounting treatment?
3. Under Canadian ASPE/CRA practice, which filing control matters?

inventory-valuation

Concepts and local rules: Inventory and valuation

Plan the inventory and valuation module around ASPE and IFRS in Canada and the reporting workflow used in Canada.

Concepts and local rules: Inventory and valuation

Review cost, write-downs and gross margin before tax and lender reporting. An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  • Bookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.
  • Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
  • GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.
  • Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
Local close controls
ControlHow to verify
StandardASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting
Tax controlFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
Filing controlCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
inventory-valuationReview cost, write-downs and gross margin before tax and lender reporting.
Review cost, write-downs and gross margin before tax and lender reporting.
ItemCostReviewAdjustment
Core stockC$10,000Held for sale/useNo write-down
Slow-moving stockC$4,000Net realisable value lowerC$800 write-down

Worked accounting practice

An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  1. 1
    Inventory and valuation

    Review cost, write-downs and gross margin before tax and lender reporting.

  2. 2
    Local close controls

    Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates. GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

  3. 3
    Result

    Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Canada Revenue Agency: GST/HST calculator and rates

inventory-valuation

Worked local application: Inventory and valuation

Plan the inventory and valuation module around ASPE and IFRS in Canada and the reporting workflow used in Canada.

Worked local application: Inventory and valuation

Review cost, write-downs and gross margin before tax and lender reporting. An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  • Bookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.
  • Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
  • GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.
  • Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
Local close controls
ControlHow to verify
StandardASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting
Tax controlFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
Filing controlCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
inventory-valuationReview cost, write-downs and gross margin before tax and lender reporting.
Review cost, write-downs and gross margin before tax and lender reporting.
ItemCostReviewAdjustment
Core stockC$10,000Held for sale/useNo write-down
Slow-moving stockC$4,000Net realisable value lowerC$800 write-down

Worked accounting practice

An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  1. 1
    Inventory and valuation

    Review cost, write-downs and gross margin before tax and lender reporting.

  2. 2
    Local close controls

    Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates. GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

  3. 3
    Result

    Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Compare with the bookkeeping courseBookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.

Canada Revenue Agency: GST/HST calculator and rates

Module quiz

1. Under Canadian ASPE/CRA practice, what is the main focus of this module?
2. Which answer best matches the local accounting treatment?
3. Under Canadian ASPE/CRA practice, which filing control matters?

tax-in-accounts

Concepts and local rules: Tax in the accounts

Plan the tax in the accounts module around ASPE and IFRS in Canada and the reporting workflow used in Canada.

Concepts and local rules: Tax in the accounts

Bridge accounting income to T2 schedules and keep provincial/federal tax balances traceable. An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  • Bookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.
  • Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
  • GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.
  • Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
Local close controls
ControlHow to verify
StandardASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting
Tax controlFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
Filing controlCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
tax-in-accountsBridge accounting income to T2 schedules and keep provincial/federal tax balances traceable.

GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

Bridge accounting income to T2 schedules and keep provincial/federal tax balances traceable.

CAD

Year endAn Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.
Account codeAccount nameDebitCreditNote
2300GST/HST payableC$1,000Net GST/HST collected less input tax credits
Tax authority controlC$1,000GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

Worked accounting practice

An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  1. 1
    Tax in the accounts

    Bridge accounting income to T2 schedules and keep provincial/federal tax balances traceable.

  2. 2
    Local close controls

    Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates. GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

  3. 3
    Result

    Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Canada Revenue Agency: GST/HST calculator and rates

tax-in-accounts

Worked local application: Tax in the accounts

Plan the tax in the accounts module around ASPE and IFRS in Canada and the reporting workflow used in Canada.

Worked local application: Tax in the accounts

Bridge accounting income to T2 schedules and keep provincial/federal tax balances traceable. An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  • Bookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.
  • Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
  • GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.
  • Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
Local close controls
ControlHow to verify
StandardASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting
Tax controlFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
Filing controlCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
tax-in-accountsBridge accounting income to T2 schedules and keep provincial/federal tax balances traceable.

GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

Bridge accounting income to T2 schedules and keep provincial/federal tax balances traceable.

CAD

Year endAn Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.
Account codeAccount nameDebitCreditNote
2300GST/HST payableC$1,000Net GST/HST collected less input tax credits
Tax authority controlC$1,000GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

Worked accounting practice

An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  1. 1
    Tax in the accounts

    Bridge accounting income to T2 schedules and keep provincial/federal tax balances traceable.

  2. 2
    Local close controls

    Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates. GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

  3. 3
    Result

    Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Compare with the bookkeeping courseBookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.

Canada Revenue Agency: GST/HST calculator and rates

Module quiz

1. Under Canadian ASPE/CRA practice, what is the main focus of this module?
2. Which answer best matches the local accounting treatment?
3. Under Canadian ASPE/CRA practice, which filing control matters?

payroll-accounting

Concepts and local rules: Payroll accounting

Plan the payroll accounting module around ASPE and IFRS in Canada and the reporting workflow used in Canada.

Concepts and local rules: Payroll accounting

Post CPP/QPP, EI, withholding and employer costs in a way that matches payroll remittance reports. An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  • Bookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.
  • Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
  • GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.
  • Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
Local close controls
ControlHow to verify
StandardASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting
Tax controlFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
Filing controlCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
payroll-accountingPost CPP/QPP, EI, withholding and employer costs in a way that matches payroll remittance reports.

Payroll accounting reconciles gross wages, CPP/QPP, EI, income tax withholding and employer contributions by province.

Post CPP/QPP, EI, withholding and employer costs in a way that matches payroll remittance reports.

CAD

Year endAn Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.
Account codeAccount nameDebitCreditNote
2150Payroll remittances payableC$1,000CPP, EI and tax withheld
Accruals and provisionsC$1,000Payroll accounting reconciles gross wages, CPP/QPP, EI, income tax withholding and employer contributions by province.

Worked accounting practice

An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  1. 1
    Payroll accounting

    Post CPP/QPP, EI, withholding and employer costs in a way that matches payroll remittance reports.

  2. 2
    Local close controls

    Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates. GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

  3. 3
    Result

    Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Payroll calculator linkPayroll accounting reconciles gross wages, CPP/QPP, EI, income tax withholding and employer contributions by province.

Canada Revenue Agency: GST/HST calculator and rates

payroll-accounting

Worked local application: Payroll accounting

Plan the payroll accounting module around ASPE and IFRS in Canada and the reporting workflow used in Canada.

Worked local application: Payroll accounting

Post CPP/QPP, EI, withholding and employer costs in a way that matches payroll remittance reports. An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  • Bookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.
  • Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
  • GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.
  • Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
Local close controls
ControlHow to verify
StandardASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting
Tax controlFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
Filing controlCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
payroll-accountingPost CPP/QPP, EI, withholding and employer costs in a way that matches payroll remittance reports.

Payroll accounting reconciles gross wages, CPP/QPP, EI, income tax withholding and employer contributions by province.

Post CPP/QPP, EI, withholding and employer costs in a way that matches payroll remittance reports.

CAD

Year endAn Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.
Account codeAccount nameDebitCreditNote
2150Payroll remittances payableC$1,000CPP, EI and tax withheld
Accruals and provisionsC$1,000Payroll accounting reconciles gross wages, CPP/QPP, EI, income tax withholding and employer contributions by province.

Worked accounting practice

An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  1. 1
    Payroll accounting

    Post CPP/QPP, EI, withholding and employer costs in a way that matches payroll remittance reports.

  2. 2
    Local close controls

    Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates. GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

  3. 3
    Result

    Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Compare with the bookkeeping courseBookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.Payroll calculator linkPayroll accounting reconciles gross wages, CPP/QPP, EI, income tax withholding and employer contributions by province.

Canada Revenue Agency: GST/HST calculator and rates

Module quiz

1. Under Canadian ASPE/CRA practice, what is the main focus of this module?
2. Which answer best matches the local accounting treatment?
3. Under Canadian ASPE/CRA practice, which filing control matters?

financial-statements

Concepts and local rules: Financial statements: balance sheet, income statement, cash flow statement

Plan the financial statements: balance sheet, income statement, cash flow statement module around ASPE and IFRS in Canada and the reporting workflow used in Canada.

Concepts and local rules: Financial statements: balance sheet, income statement, cash flow statement

Build ASPE balance sheet, income statement, retained earnings/cash flow where needed and notes. An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  • Bookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.
  • Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
  • GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.
  • Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
Local close controls
ControlHow to verify
StandardASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting
Tax controlFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
Filing controlCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
financial-statementsBuild ASPE balance sheet, income statement, retained earnings/cash flow where needed and notes.

Worked financial statement

Financial year 2026 · CAD

Worked financial statementC$
Trial balance to statements
Cash51,200
Accounts receivable29,800
Equipment18,000
GST/HST payable(7,100)
Deferred retainers(14,500)
Income before tax77,400

Worked accounting practice

An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  1. 1
    Financial statements: balance sheet, income statement, cash flow statement

    Build ASPE balance sheet, income statement, retained earnings/cash flow where needed and notes.

  2. 2
    Local close controls

    Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates. GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

  3. 3
    Result

    Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Canada Revenue Agency: GST/HST calculator and rates

financial-statements

Worked local application: Financial statements: balance sheet, income statement, cash flow statement

Plan the financial statements: balance sheet, income statement, cash flow statement module around ASPE and IFRS in Canada and the reporting workflow used in Canada.

Worked local application: Financial statements: balance sheet, income statement, cash flow statement

Build ASPE balance sheet, income statement, retained earnings/cash flow where needed and notes. An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  • Bookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.
  • Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
  • GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.
  • Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
Local close controls
ControlHow to verify
StandardASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting
Tax controlFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
Filing controlCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
financial-statementsBuild ASPE balance sheet, income statement, retained earnings/cash flow where needed and notes.

Worked financial statement

Financial year 2026 · CAD

Worked financial statementC$
Trial balance to statements
Cash51,200
Accounts receivable29,800
Equipment18,000
GST/HST payable(7,100)
Deferred retainers(14,500)
Income before tax77,400

Worked accounting practice

An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  1. 1
    Financial statements: balance sheet, income statement, cash flow statement

    Build ASPE balance sheet, income statement, retained earnings/cash flow where needed and notes.

  2. 2
    Local close controls

    Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates. GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

  3. 3
    Result

    Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Compare with the bookkeeping courseBookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.

Canada Revenue Agency: GST/HST calculator and rates

Module quiz

1. Under Canadian ASPE/CRA practice, what is the main focus of this module?
2. Which answer best matches the local accounting treatment?
3. Under Canadian ASPE/CRA practice, which filing control matters?

filing-audit

Concepts and local rules: Filing, audit and obligations: CRA, provincial registries, securities regulators where applicable

Plan the filing, audit and obligations: cra, provincial registries, securities regulators where applicable module around ASPE and IFRS in Canada and the reporting workflow used in Canada.

Concepts and local rules: Filing, audit and obligations: CRA, provincial registries, securities regulators where applicable

Track corporate tax due dates, GST/HST returns, provincial registry requirements and review/audit needs. An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  • Bookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.
  • Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
  • GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.
  • Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
Local close controls
ControlHow to verify
StandardASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting
Tax controlFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
Filing controlCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
filing-auditTrack corporate tax due dates, GST/HST returns, provincial registry requirements and review/audit needs.

Filing calendar

Filing body: Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs. · Financial year 2026

  1. Close

    Due: Year end

    An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  2. Tax review

    Due: After close

    Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.

  3. Filing

    Due: Statutory deadline

    Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Thresholds and obligations

TopicLocal ruleControl
Tax/VATGST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
FilingCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.Nova Scotia HST decreased to 14% from 1 April 2025; Ontario announced a lower small-business corporate tax rate effective 1 July 2026.

Worked accounting practice

An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  1. 1
    Filing, audit and obligations: CRA, provincial registries, securities regulators where applicable

    Track corporate tax due dates, GST/HST returns, provincial registry requirements and review/audit needs.

  2. 2
    Local close controls

    Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates. GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

  3. 3
    Result

    Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Canada Revenue Agency: GST/HST calculator and rates

filing-audit

Worked local application: Filing, audit and obligations: CRA, provincial registries, securities regulators where applicable

Plan the filing, audit and obligations: cra, provincial registries, securities regulators where applicable module around ASPE and IFRS in Canada and the reporting workflow used in Canada.

Worked local application: Filing, audit and obligations: CRA, provincial registries, securities regulators where applicable

Track corporate tax due dates, GST/HST returns, provincial registry requirements and review/audit needs. An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  • Bookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.
  • Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
  • GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.
  • Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
Local close controls
ControlHow to verify
StandardASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting
Tax controlFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
Filing controlCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
filing-auditTrack corporate tax due dates, GST/HST returns, provincial registry requirements and review/audit needs.

Filing calendar

Filing body: Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs. · Financial year 2026

  1. Close

    Due: Year end

    An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  2. Tax review

    Due: After close

    Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.

  3. Filing

    Due: Statutory deadline

    Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Thresholds and obligations

TopicLocal ruleControl
Tax/VATGST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
FilingCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.Nova Scotia HST decreased to 14% from 1 April 2025; Ontario announced a lower small-business corporate tax rate effective 1 July 2026.

Worked accounting practice

An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  1. 1
    Filing, audit and obligations: CRA, provincial registries, securities regulators where applicable

    Track corporate tax due dates, GST/HST returns, provincial registry requirements and review/audit needs.

  2. 2
    Local close controls

    Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates. GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

  3. 3
    Result

    Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Compare with the bookkeeping courseBookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.

Canada Revenue Agency: GST/HST calculator and rates

Module quiz

1. Under Canadian ASPE/CRA practice, what is the main focus of this module?
2. Which answer best matches the local accounting treatment?
3. Under Canadian ASPE/CRA practice, which filing control matters?

statement-analysis

Concepts and local rules: Financial statement analysis

Plan the financial statement analysis module around ASPE and IFRS in Canada and the reporting workflow used in Canada.

Concepts and local rules: Financial statement analysis

Analyse liquidity, working capital and taxable-income quality for Canadian private corporations. An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  • Bookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.
  • Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
  • GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.
  • Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
Local close controls
ControlHow to verify
StandardASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting
Tax controlFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
Filing controlCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
statement-analysisAnalyse liquidity, working capital and taxable-income quality for Canadian private corporations.
Analyse liquidity, working capital and taxable-income quality for Canadian private corporations.
RatioWhy it mattersLocal reading
Current ratioLiquidityCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
Gross marginPricing and stock qualityGST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.
Tax effective rateBook-to-tax bridgeFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.

Worked accounting practice

An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  1. 1
    Financial statement analysis

    Analyse liquidity, working capital and taxable-income quality for Canadian private corporations.

  2. 2
    Local close controls

    Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates. GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

  3. 3
    Result

    Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Canada Revenue Agency: GST/HST calculator and rates

statement-analysis

Worked local application: Financial statement analysis

Plan the financial statement analysis module around ASPE and IFRS in Canada and the reporting workflow used in Canada.

Worked local application: Financial statement analysis

Analyse liquidity, working capital and taxable-income quality for Canadian private corporations. An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  • Bookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.
  • Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
  • GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.
  • Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
Local close controls
ControlHow to verify
StandardASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting
Tax controlFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
Filing controlCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
statement-analysisAnalyse liquidity, working capital and taxable-income quality for Canadian private corporations.
Analyse liquidity, working capital and taxable-income quality for Canadian private corporations.
RatioWhy it mattersLocal reading
Current ratioLiquidityCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
Gross marginPricing and stock qualityGST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.
Tax effective rateBook-to-tax bridgeFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.

Worked accounting practice

An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  1. 1
    Financial statement analysis

    Analyse liquidity, working capital and taxable-income quality for Canadian private corporations.

  2. 2
    Local close controls

    Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates. GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

  3. 3
    Result

    Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Compare with the bookkeeping courseBookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.

Canada Revenue Agency: GST/HST calculator and rates

Module quiz

1. Under Canadian ASPE/CRA practice, what is the main focus of this module?
2. Which answer best matches the local accounting treatment?
3. Under Canadian ASPE/CRA practice, which filing control matters?

qualifications-careers

Concepts and local rules: Qualifications and career paths: CPA Canada

Plan the qualifications and career paths: cpa canada module around ASPE and IFRS in Canada and the reporting workflow used in Canada.

Concepts and local rules: Qualifications and career paths: CPA Canada

Connect the course to CPA Canada financial reporting, public practice and private-company controller work. An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  • Bookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.
  • Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
  • GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.
  • Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
Local close controls
ControlHow to verify
StandardASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting
Tax controlFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
Filing controlCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
qualifications-careersConnect the course to CPA Canada financial reporting, public practice and private-company controller work.
Connect the course to CPA Canada financial reporting, public practice and private-company controller work.
PathSkill evidenceCourse link
Accounts preparerTrial balance to statementsASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting
Tax/accounting adviserBook-to-tax reconciliationFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
ControllerClose calendar and analysisCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Worked accounting practice

An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  1. 1
    Qualifications and career paths: CPA Canada

    Connect the course to CPA Canada financial reporting, public practice and private-company controller work.

  2. 2
    Local close controls

    Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates. GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

  3. 3
    Result

    Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Canada Revenue Agency: GST/HST calculator and rates

qualifications-careers

Worked local application: Qualifications and career paths: CPA Canada

Plan the qualifications and career paths: cpa canada module around ASPE and IFRS in Canada and the reporting workflow used in Canada.

Worked local application: Qualifications and career paths: CPA Canada

Connect the course to CPA Canada financial reporting, public practice and private-company controller work. An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  • Bookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.
  • Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
  • GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.
  • Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
Local close controls
ControlHow to verify
StandardASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting
Tax controlFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
Filing controlCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.
qualifications-careersConnect the course to CPA Canada financial reporting, public practice and private-company controller work.
Connect the course to CPA Canada financial reporting, public practice and private-company controller work.
PathSkill evidenceCourse link
Accounts preparerTrial balance to statementsASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting
Tax/accounting adviserBook-to-tax reconciliationFederal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates.
ControllerClose calendar and analysisCorporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Worked accounting practice

An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.

  1. 1
    Qualifications and career paths: CPA Canada

    Connect the course to CPA Canada financial reporting, public practice and private-company controller work.

  2. 2
    Local close controls

    Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates. GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces.

  3. 3
    Result

    Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Compare with the bookkeeping courseBookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.

Canada Revenue Agency: GST/HST calculator and rates

Module quiz

1. Under Canadian ASPE/CRA practice, what is the main focus of this module?
2. Which answer best matches the local accounting treatment?
3. Under Canadian ASPE/CRA practice, which filing control matters?

Official references

Learn ASPE accounting in Canada beyond bookkeeping

This guide targets learners who already understand transactions and now need reporting judgment, statement preparation and local compliance. Bookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.

ASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting

Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates. GST/HST rates depend on place of supply: 5% GST in non-participating provinces, 13% HST in Ontario, 14% HST in Nova Scotia and 15% HST in other participating provinces. Corporations file the T2 return within six months after tax year-end; balances are generally due two months after year-end, or three months for qualifying CCPCs.

Worked financial statement

Financial year 2026 · CAD

Worked financial statementC$
Trial balance to statements
Cash51,200
Accounts receivable29,800
Equipment18,000
GST/HST payable(7,100)
Deferred retainers(14,500)
Income before tax77,400

Canadian private-company chart mapped to ASPE statements and CRA schedules

Canadian private-company chart mapped to ASPE statements and CRA schedules

Account codeAccount nameCategoryUsage
4100Professional revenueIncomeEarned revenue net of GST/HST
2300GST/HST payableLiabilityNet GST/HST collected less input tax credits
2150Payroll remittances payableLiabilityCPP, EI and tax withheld
1200Accounts receivableAssetCustomer invoices net of allowance review
Compare with the bookkeeping courseBookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment.Payroll calculator linkPayroll accounting reconciles gross wages, CPP/QPP, EI, income tax withholding and employer contributions by province.

Bookkeeping course FAQ

Is this Canadian accounting course different from bookkeeping?

Bookkeeping captures receipts, bills and bank feeds; accounting chooses ASPE/IFRS policies, statement presentation, tax provisions and GST/HST place-of-supply treatment. See the local bookkeeping course at /ca/tools/bookkeeping-course.

Does the course cover ASPE and IFRS?

Yes. The course is built around ASPE for private enterprises, IFRS for publicly accountable enterprises and CRA T2 reporting, with official references and local financial-statement examples.

Does it include GST/HST?

Yes. Federal corporate tax is 15% after the general tax reduction and 9% for CCPC income eligible for the small business deduction, before provincial rates. Payroll accounting reconciles gross wages, CPP/QPP, EI, income tax withholding and employer contributions by province.

Does it help with T2 timing?

The capstone follows this case: An Ontario consulting corporation closes 31 December with HST receivable, deferred retainers, CPP/EI accruals and ASPE revenue cut-off.