Fleet card reconciliation. Holding company books. T5018 subcontractor filings. Job costing per project. Handled monthly by a CPB-certified senior bookkeeper who knows your business.
Roofing companies have financial complexity that a general bookkeeper misses. Fleet cards. Multiple supplier accounts. Subcontractors that need T5018 filings. Holding companies. Job costing per roof. SBBK knows all of it.
Each employee fuel card is a separate account. Esso, Shell, Petro-Canada — all reconciled monthly. Supplier rules auto-post recurring fuel charges.
Many roofing companies have a holding company that owns the operating company. SBBK maintains both sets of books as separate engagements.
Every subcontractor you paid during the year needs a T5018 slip. SBBK tracks payments, collects SINs and Business Numbers, and files within the CRA deadline.
Revenue and expenses tracked per job so you know which roofs made money and which didn't. Invaluable for pricing decisions.
Every Moneris, Square, or Stripe deposit matched to your invoices. No mystery deposits sitting in your bank unreconciled.
Roofing suppliers, lumber yards, Home Depot Pro — all reconciled monthly against their statements. Every charge accounted for.
Every year, roofing companies scramble in the spring to get SINs and Business Numbers from subcontractors they paid 8 months ago. Most subcontractors don't respond. The filing goes in late. CRA charges a penalty.
SBBK tracks every subcontractor payment as it happens and prompts you to collect the SIN or Business Number at the time of first payment — not at year-end. It is your responsibility to collect and provide this information, and SBBK makes that process structured and documented.
Ottawa. Toronto. Mississauga. Hamilton. London. Sudbury. Thunder Bay. If your roofing company is incorporated in Ontario or anywhere in Canada, SBBK can handle your books — 100% remotely.