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Fractional CFO services for Canadian businesses that want real results, not reports that collect dust.
Know exactly where every dollar goes. I build the system so you see your cash position in real time, not 3 months after the fact.
Pricing, margins, unit economics. I find the $50K you're leaving on the table and build the plan to capture it.
Clean financials that get funding. Boards, investors, and lenders get the numbers they need, formatted the way they need them.
Monthly forecasts, scenario planning, and a CFO who shows up prepared. You'll never walk into a board meeting blind again.
VP Finance. Built the finance function from scratch. Revenue compounded every year until acquisition.
Manufacturing, SaaS, healthcare, e-commerce, professional services. Same playbook. Positive EBITDA.
Bookkeeping, reporting, forecasting, compliance. I set up the whole stack so the numbers are always current.
Calculators, guides, and templates to help you run the numbers yourself.
Upload your numbers, get a CFO-grade read on your business in seconds.
Open →CalculatorSee what a fractional CFO could return on your numbers.
Open →CalculatorCompare how to pay yourself as an owner-manager.
Open →CalculatorEstimate the tax impact of incorporating your business.
Open →CalculatorFind the revenue you need to cover your costs.
Open →QuizTwo minutes to learn what your business needs next.
Open →Free GuideCommon business deductions Canadian owners miss.
Open →ArticlesPlain-English finance answers for Canadian founders.
Open →TemplateThe spreadsheet I use with clients. Plug in your numbers.
Open →The same spreadsheet I use with my fractional CFO clients. Plug in your numbers and see where your cash is going.
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Practical advice to help you master your business finances
A cash flow forecast updated once a month cuts your warning window in half. For most small businesses, biweekly updates aligned with the payroll cycle give you enough lead time to act on cash problems before they arrive. Monthly is fine for stable, predictable businesses.
Hiring someone at $60,000 does not cost $60,000. CPP matching, EI premiums, and workers compensation add a meaningful amount on top. Most owners do not run the fully-loaded number before they hire, and it compresses margin they were not expecting to lose.
Retainer, hourly, and project pricing each handle risk and cash flow differently. The mistake most owners make is applying the same model to every client. Matching the pricing structure to the scope and relationship type is how you protect margin.
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