Boss Dog Books | Professional Bookkeeping Services

Boss Dog Books

Professional Bookkeeping Services

Servicing Edmonton, St. Albert & all surrounding areas

Built on Trust.

Backed by Accuracy.

Defined by Loyalty.

Monthly Bookkeeping

Consistent structure. Clear oversight.

🐾 Organized transaction recording

🐾 Accurate reconciliations

🐾 GST preparation and filing

🐾 Straightforward monthly reporting

Contact us for your custom quote🐾

Catch-Up & Cleanup

When things fall behind, we bring them back into alignment.

🐾 Books brought current

🐾 Errors corrected

🐾 Clean year-end preparation

Contact us for your custom quote🐾

Payroll Services

No missed details. No missed paydays.

🐾 Employee payroll processing

🐾 Source deductions and remittances

🐾 ROE preparation

🐾 Payroll reporting and compliance support

Custom quote based on number of employees and pay frequency 🐾

QuickBooks Setup & Conversion

Designed with structure from day one.

Sole Proprietor – New setup: $195 | With data transfer: $300

Corporation – New setup: $295 | With data transfer: $400–$600 depending on complexity

🐾 Customized account framework

🐾 Clean system configuration

🐾 Integrated banking

🐾 Accurate data migration

QuickBooks Training

Confidence built through clarity.

🐾 System navigation

🐾 Transaction matching

🐾 Invoicing best practices

🐾 Financial report understanding

Tell us about your industry and we’ll create a customized training session🐾

Ready to take control of your books?

FAQs

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  • Typically:

    • Access to your bookkeeping software (e.g., QuickBooks)

    • Bank and credit card statements

    • Loan or financing statements

    • Sales reports (if applicable)

    The goal is to create a simple, consistent process that doesn’t overwhelm you.

  • That’s more common than you think — and completely fixable.

    Catch-up and cleanup services can:

    • Bring your books current

    • Correct errors

    • Prepare clean financials for year-end

    • Reduce stress immediately

    The first step is a review to assess the scope of work.

  • A bookkeeper manages your day-to-day financial records — recording transactions, reconciling accounts, tracking expenses, and preparing reports.
    An accountant typically handles tax strategy, corporate filings, and year-end financial statements.

    A good bookkeeper keeps everything accurate and organized so your accountant can do their job efficiently (and often at a lower cost).