Behind on your books? Whether it's 3 months or 3 years, ATS will get your financials back on track quickly, accurately, and affordably — with CRA-ready results and a fixed price you know upfront.
What is catch-up bookkeeping? Catch-up bookkeeping is the process of recording and reconciling all backlogged financial transactions for a business that has fallen behind on its books. It brings your financial records fully up to date — enabling accurate tax filing, CRA compliance, and a clean transition to ongoing monthly bookkeeping. Most catch-up projects are completed within 2–4 weeks.
Falling behind on bookkeeping is more common than you think. Life gets busy, transactions pile up, and suddenly it's been months since your books were last touched. The problem compounds when tax season arrives and you're scrambling to reconstruct months of financial activity. Common signs you need catch-up bookkeeping: your bank statements don't match your accounting software, you're overdue on GST/HST or QST filings, your accountant can't file your taxes because the books aren't ready, or you simply can't answer basic questions like "how profitable was last quarter?"
A comprehensive cleanup and reconciliation — from first transaction to last — delivered at a fixed price with no surprises.
From first contact to clean books — our proven process gets you back on track fast.
We review your current state of books, identify all accounts, and estimate the catch-up scope. You receive a fixed-price quote with no surprises — before any work begins.
We securely connect to your bank feeds and accounting software, and collect any statements or receipts needed. Most clients don't have to do much — we find what we need.
Our team categorizes every transaction, reconciles every account, and reconstructs accurate financial statements for each period of your catch-up — month by month.
You receive clean, CRA-ready financials and a complete year-end package for each catch-up year. We then transition you to ongoing monthly bookkeeping so this never happens again.
Any business that has fallen behind on its financial records — for any reason. There's no judgment here, only solutions.