Book Consultation

Gondaliya CPA

Healthcare Payroll · From $125/Month · Licensed CPA

Payroll Services for Healthcare

Professional corporation payments, locum classification, shift premiums, overtime exemptions, nurse and PSW payroll, benefits administration, maternity leave, WSIB, multi-clinic tracking. From $125/month. T4s and ROEs included.

✅ REGISTERED CPA FIRM — VERIFY NOW ON CPA ONTARIO
Fully Licensed CPA Ontario
1300+ ★★★★★
Google Reviews
30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
60-Day Fees-Matching Policy
ACTIVELY ACCEPTING
Healthcare Clients
Payroll, bookkeeping, GST/HST filing and corporate tax
Convenient Availability
Weekend and evening support until 9 PM
Always Within Reach
Just a call away when you need us

Five Worker Categories Under One Roof and CRA Treats Each One Differently

A single medical clinic can have the owner physician paid through a professional corporation (salary/dividends, no EI if 50%+ shareholder), an associate doctor invoicing through their own PC (not payroll at all), a locum physician whose classification depends on who controls the schedule, nurses and PSWs on standard payroll with shift premiums and overtime, and reception staff on hourly pay. Five categories of workers, three different payment structures and two separate CRA reporting obligations. Get one wrong and CRA reclassifies the relationship retroactively with interest and penalties on every dollar for every year under review.

We handle payroll for medical clinics, dental practices, physiotherapy clinics, chiropractic offices, optometry clinics and multi-disciplinary health centres across Ontario. Every worker is classified at onboarding. Owner salary-dividend splits are optimised annually. Shift premiums are tracked. Overtime is calculated at the blended rate. Benefits are classified correctly on T4s. From $125/month. Healthcare accounting is a core specialization.

Book Free Consultation
Gondaliya CPA team - healthcare payroll services Ontario

Our Healthcare Payroll Services

📊

Pay Run Processing

Biweekly or semi-monthly. Shift premiums tracked. Overtime at blended rate after 44 hours for non-exempt staff. Variable hours from scheduling software.

📄

Owner Salary-Dividend Split

Annual optimisation for physician/dentist professional corporations. Salary for RRSP room and CPP. Dividends to avoid CPP/EI. Combined tax minimised.

📝

Worker Classification

Every locum, associate and contractor classified at onboarding with documented two-factor test. Defensible against CRA audit.

🗃

Shift Premium Tracking

Evening, night and weekend premiums configured. On-call standby vs. call-in separated. Blended rate calculated for overtime weeks.

📈

Benefits Administration

Group health, dental, life, STD/LTD classified correctly. Taxable vs. non-taxable on T4s. Maternity leave benefit continuation tracked.

📅

Multi-Clinic Payroll

Central payroll across multiple locations. Cost centre reporting by clinic. Consolidated remittances. T4s from parent corporation.

Healthcare Payroll by a Licensed CPA

Every aspect of healthcare payroll handled correctly. From professional corporation payments to shift premium overtime. AFFORDABLE flat-fee pricing.

1

Worker Classification and Documentation

Five worker categories in one clinic. Each has different CRA treatment.

  • Classify the owner physician/dentist: salary and dividends from their own professional corporation, CPP on salary, EI exempt if 50%+ shareholder.
  • Classify associate practitioners: if they invoice through their own PC, they are not on your payroll. No T4. No deductions. Business expense.
  • Classify locum physicians: two-factor test applied. Control, exclusivity, tools and financial risk documented.
  • Classify nurses, PSWs, hygienists and assistants: employees on payroll with CPP, EI, income tax and overtime entitlement.
  • Classify reception and admin: standard employees on payroll. T4 issued. Vacation pay at 4% or 6%.
2

Owner Salary-Dividend Optimisation

The split between salary and dividends determines your combined tax bill for the year.

  • Calculate the optimal salary amount to maximise RRSP contribution room ($31,560 in 2026 requires approximately $175,333 in earned income).
  • Model the combined corporate + personal tax at different salary/dividend ratios to find the minimum total tax.
  • Factor in CPP contributions: salary triggers CPP (employee + employer), dividends do not. Determine if CPP contributions are beneficial for retirement.
  • Set up the salary component through the professional corporation payroll with correct CPP and income tax deductions. No EI if 50%+ shareholder.
  • Review and adjust the split annually based on changes in corporate income, personal needs and tax rates.
3

Shift Premiums, On-Call and Overtime

Evening, night, weekend, on-call standby and call-in each have different payroll treatment.

  • Configure evening ($1.50-$4.00/hr), night ($2.00-$5.00/hr) and weekend ($1.00-$3.50/hr) premiums in the payroll system.
  • Separate on-call standby pay (taxable, generally not hours worked for overtime) from call-in pay (taxable, counts toward 44-hour threshold).
  • Calculate overtime at the blended rate when a nurse works mixed shifts (day + night) in the same week.
  • Apply the overtime exemption correctly: only regulated professionals (doctors, dentists, chiropractors) are exempt. Nurses, PSWs and support staff are NOT exempt.
  • Ensure the 3-hour minimum reporting pay under the ESA applies to every call-in, even if the employee works only 30 minutes.
4

Benefits Classification and T4 Reporting

Getting the taxable/non-taxable classification wrong costs the employee or triggers a CRA reassessment.

  • Classify extended health and dental plan premiums as non-taxable (correct in Ontario). Do NOT include on T4 as taxable benefit.
  • Classify group life insurance: not taxable up to $25,000 coverage. Premium on coverage above $25,000 is a taxable benefit on T4.
  • Structure STD/LTD: if employer pays the premium, benefits received are taxable. If employee pays, benefits are tax-free. Many practices prefer employee-paid LTD.
  • Evaluate parking: if the clinic provides free parking with a determinable fair market value, it is a taxable benefit. Document the FMV assessment.
  • Professional development and CE courses paid by the employer are not taxable. Deductible for the corporation.
5

Maternity and Parental Leave

Healthcare has a higher rate of maternity claims than most industries. Handle correctly to avoid ESA violations.

  • File ROE within 5 days of last day worked with Reason Code M (Maternity). Insurable hours and earnings calculated correctly.
  • Track employer top-up payments (if provided) as taxable income with CPP, EI and income tax deducted.
  • Monitor benefit continuation: ESA requires group health, dental and life coverage to continue during leave if the employee pays their share.
  • Track the employee's return-to-work date. They are entitled to the same or comparable position with the same pay and benefits.
  • Handle seniority and service accrual during the leave period as required by the ESA.
6

CRA Filing and Compliance

Every deadline met. Every remittance on time. Every T4 accurate.

  • Submit CRA remittances (CPP + EI + income tax + employer contributions) by the deadline every pay period.
  • Prepare all T4s with accurate shift premium, on-call, taxable benefit and employer top-up reporting by February 28.
  • File ROEs within 5 days of every separation, layoff, maternity leave and parental leave.
  • Reconcile T4 Summary to total annual remittances to prevent CRA discrepancy reviews.
  • Respond to CRA payroll audit requests, worker classification reviews and benefit classification inquiries on your behalf.

Free Healthcare Payroll Consultation

Case Studies: Healthcare Payroll

Medical Clinic, Markham (Locum Reclassification Averted)

A medical clinic had 2 locum physicians on contractor agreements. Both worked exclusively at the clinic on the clinic's schedule using clinic equipment. CRA audit risk was high. We reclassified one locum to payroll (failed the two-factor test) and restructured the second as a genuine independent contractor with their own PC, multiple clients and documented control over their schedule. Estimated exposure avoided: $48,000. Cost: $125/month ongoing. Healthcare Services →

$48,000 in potential CRA reassessment averted.

Dental Practice, Mississauga (Owner Salary-Dividend Optimisation)

A dentist earning $380,000 through their PC was taking all income as salary and paying combined tax of $142,000. We restructured to 60% salary ($228,000) and 40% dividends ($152,000). RRSP room maintained. CPP maximised. Combined corporate + personal tax reduced to $118,000. Annual savings: $24,000. Cost: $125/month payroll + T2 FREE. Dentist Services →

$24,000/year tax savings through salary-dividend optimisation.

Physiotherapy Clinic, North York (Overtime Underpayment)

A physiotherapy clinic with 6 physiotherapy assistants was not paying overtime, assuming all healthcare workers were exempt. Physiotherapy assistants are NOT regulated healthcare professionals and ARE entitled to overtime after 44 hours. Over 18 months, underpaid overtime totaled $11,200. Two employees filed ESA complaints. We calculated the back pay, processed retroactive payments and configured overtime correctly. Cost: $125/month ongoing. Payroll Services →

$11,200 in overtime back pay calculated. ESA complaints resolved.

Multi-Clinic Group, Toronto (Shift Premium Not in Overtime Rate)

A 3-location medical group was paying nurses overtime at the base rate ($42/hour x 1.5 = $63) instead of the blended rate including night premiums ($45/hour x 1.5 = $67.50). Across 8 nurses over 2 years, the underpayment was $14,400. We recalculated all overtime with the correct blended rate, processed retroactive payments and configured the payroll system correctly. Cost: $125/month per location.

$14,400 in overtime underpayment corrected across 3 locations.

Worker Classification in Healthcare: Who Goes on Payroll

Worker TypePayroll?CPP/EI/TaxHow Paid
Owner physician/dentist (own PC)Yes (salary/dividends from own PC)CPP + tax on salary. No EI if 50%+ shareholder.Salary/dividend split optimised annually by CPA.
Associate doctor/dentist (own PC)No. Not your payroll.No deductions by clinic.Associate's PC invoices clinic for % of billings.
Locum physicianDepends on relationshipEmployee: CPP+EI+tax. Contractor: none.Two-factor test determines classification.
RNs, RPNsYes. Employee payroll.CPP + EI + tax. Shift premiums + overtime.Hourly + premiums. T4 issued. Benefits provided.
PSWsYes. Employee payroll.CPP + EI + tax.Hourly. Shift premiums possible. Vacation 4%.
Dental hygienistsYes. Employee payroll.CPP + EI + tax.Hourly $38-$55/hr. Must be on payroll.
Physio/chiro/optom associatesDepends on structureOwn PC: no deductions. No PC: employee payroll.PC invoices clinic or paid hourly/salary by clinic.
Reception, admin, office managerYes. Employee payroll.CPP + EI + tax.Salary or hourly. Standard payroll.

The Locum Trap: A locum earning $150,000 over 2 years who is reclassified by CRA costs the clinic $30,000 to $50,000 in unremitted CPP, EI, income tax, employer contributions and penalties.

Shift Premiums, On-Call Pay and Overtime

ComponentHow It WorksPayroll Treatment
Evening premium$1.50-$4.00/hr above base (3 PM to 11 PM)Added to gross. CPP/EI/tax. Included in overtime rate.
Night premium$2.00-$5.00/hr above base (11 PM to 7 AM)Same. All deductions. Included in overtime rate.
Weekend premium$1.00-$3.50/hr above baseSame treatment.
On-call (not called in)$50-$150/shift or $5-$15/hr standbyTaxable. CPP/EI. Generally NOT hours worked for overtime.
On-call (called in)Regular or premium rate. 3-hour minimum pay.Taxable. All deductions. Hours count toward 44-hour threshold.
Overtime (44+ hours)1.5x blended rate. Doctors/dentists/chiros exempt. Nurses/PSWs/admin NOT exempt.All deductions. Blended rate includes base + shift premiums.

Only Regulated Professionals Are Exempt: Nurses, PSWs, dental assistants, hygienists, physio assistants, reception and admin are all entitled to overtime at 1.5x after 44 hours. Many clinics assume all healthcare workers are exempt. They are not.

Benefits Administration for Healthcare Practices

BenefitTaxable on T4?Treatment
Extended health planNot taxable (Ontario)Employer premiums not taxable. Not on T4. Deductible for corp.
Dental planNot taxable (Ontario)Same as extended health.
Group life (up to $25K)Not taxableAbove $25K: premium on excess is taxable on T4.
STD/LTDPremiums: no. Benefits: taxable if employer-paid.Many practices structure LTD as employee-paid to keep benefits tax-free.
Uniform/scrub allowanceNot taxable (if required)Employer-provided required uniforms not taxable.
ParkingTaxable benefitFMV of employer-provided parking on T4.
Professional development/CENot taxableEmployer-paid courses related to duties. Deductible.

Maternity and Parental Leave

Leave TypeDurationPayroll Obligations
Pregnancy leaveUp to 17 weeksROE within 5 days. Reason Code M. Top-up (if provided) is taxable.
Parental leave (birth parent)Up to 61-63 weeksROE filed. EI from Service Canada. Employer top-up taxable.
Parental leave (non-birth parent)Up to 63 weeksSame ROE and top-up treatment.
Benefits during leaveESA requires continuationGroup coverage continues if employee pays their share of premiums.
Return to workSame or comparable positionReinstate at same rate. Seniority continues during leave.

What Our Healthcare Payroll Service Includes

ServiceWhat We Do
Pay run processingBiweekly/semi-monthly. Shift premiums tracked. Overtime at blended rate. Variable hours from scheduling software.
Owner salary-dividend optimisationAnnual split calculated for PC. Salary for RRSP/CPP. Dividends for tax efficiency. Payroll configured.
Associate payment trackingInvoices from associates' PCs tracked and paid. No payroll deductions. Business expense.
Worker classification reviewEvery locum, associate and contractor documented with two-factor test. Defensible against CRA.
Shift premium and on-call trackingEvening/night/weekend premiums. On-call standby vs call-in separated. Blended overtime rate calculated.
Benefits administrationTaxable vs non-taxable classified on T4s. STD/LTD structure reviewed. Maternity leave benefits tracked.
CRA remittancesCPP + EI + tax by deadline every period. Never late.
ROE filingWithin 5 days. Maternity coded correctly. Insurable hours calculated.
T4 and T4 SummaryFiled Feb 28. Shift premiums, on-call, taxable benefits correct. Reconciled to remittances.
Multi-clinic payrollCentral payroll. Cost centre by location. Consolidated remittances.

10 Common Payroll Errors Healthcare Practices Make

#ErrorConsequence
1Locums as contractors when CRA says employees$30K-$50K reassessment per locum over 2 years.
2EI exemption for owner with less than 50% sharesCRA reassesses for missed EI on all insurable earnings.
3Hygienists/nurses as contractorsCRA reclassification. Full CPP/EI/tax reassessment + penalties.
4All healthcare workers assumed OT exemptOnly regulated professionals exempt. Nurses/PSWs/admin entitled to 1.5x after 44hrs.
5Shift premiums not in overtime rate$42/hr + $3 night premium = OT at $67.50, not $63. Underpayment = ESA complaint.
6On-call vs call-in not tracked separatelyOvertime inflated or understated. ESA and CRA issues.
7Benefits discontinued during mat leave without ESA complianceESA violation. Reinstatement + damages ordered.
8Health plan premiums reported as taxable on T4Employee overpays income tax and CPP. Must be corrected.
9Maternity ROE wrong reason codeMust be Code M. Wrong code delays employee EI benefits.
10Late CRA remittances3%-10% penalty. $7K remittance 7 days late = $490.

CRA Payroll Audits for Healthcare Practices

CRA FocusWhat CRA ReviewsHow We Prevent Issues
Locum/associate classificationTwo-factor test on locums. OHIP billings cross-referenced.Every relationship documented at engagement. Classification defensible.
EI exemption verificationShare register reviewed. 50%+ ownership required.Share register verified annually. EI applied where required.
Taxable benefitsT4s checked for missing parking, group life excess, LTD.Every benefit classified at setup. T4s include all taxable amounts.
Overtime complianceHours vs pay cross-referenced. Missing OT = unreported pensionable earnings.Overtime tracked every pay run. No gap between hours and compensation.

Why Choose Gondaliya CPA for Healthcare Payroll?

🎓

Healthcare Specialists

PC payments, locum classification, shift premiums, overtime exemptions and benefits administration built into every engagement.

Never Late

CRA remittances, T4s and ROEs filed on time every period. No penalties. No interest. No flags.

📜

CRA Audit Defence

Worker classification documented. Benefits classified. If CRA audits, we represent you FREE.

🤝

AFFORDABLE Flat Fee

From $125/month. T4s and ROEs included. No hourly billing. 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee.

Google Reviews
CPA Ontario
QuickBooks Advisor in Ontario
Wagepoint Advisor in Ontario
Xero Advisor in Ontario
Stripe Partner in Ontario
Rotessa Partner in Ontario
Hubdoc
ADP partner in Ontario

Transparent Flat-Fee Pricing

ServiceFeeIncludes
Healthcare payroll (first employee)From $125/monthPay runs, shift premiums, overtime, benefits, CPP/EI/tax, T4s, ROEs
Each additional employee$75/monthSame full service per additional employee
Owner salary-dividend optimisationIncludedAnnual split calculation for PC. Payroll configured. T2 FREE.
Monthly bookkeeping + payrollFrom $275/monthBookkeeping ($150) + payroll ($125). HST filing, T2 FREE.
T4 and ROE filingIncludedAll T4s by Feb 28. ROEs within 5 days. No additional charge.
Payroll software setupFREEWagepoint or PaymentEvolution with healthcare shift premiums and benefit categories.

Know Your Exact Fee Before We Start

Flat fee, fixed in advance. 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee. 60-Day Fees-Matching Policy.

Calculate My Fee

Healthcare Payroll: Cities We Serve

We handle payroll for healthcare practices across every Ontario city and Canada.

Frequently Asked Questions: Payroll for Healthcare Practices

How much does healthcare payroll cost?
From $125/month first employee, $75/month each additional. Includes pay runs, shift premiums, overtime, benefits, CPP/EI/tax, T4s, ROEs. Owner salary-dividend optimisation included. Know Your Exact Fee →
How should a physician pay themselves from their PC?
Salary and dividends optimised for tax bracket, RRSP room, CPP goals and spousal income. Salary creates RRSP room and CPP. Dividends avoid CPP/EI. Most physicians use 55%-65% salary and 35%-45% dividends. We calculate the optimal split annually.
Are associate doctors and dentists on my payroll?
Not if they practice through their own professional corporation. The associate's PC invoices your clinic for a percentage of billings. You pay the invoice as a business expense. No T4. No deductions. If they have no PC and are paid directly, they are employees on your payroll. Dentist Services →
Are locum physicians employees or contractors?
Depends on the relationship. Locum sets own schedule, multiple clients, invoices through corporation = contractor. Clinic sets schedule, provides patients, locum works exclusively for you = likely employee. We assess and document every locum classification at engagement.
Do nurses get overtime pay?
Yes. RNs, RPNs and PSWs are entitled to overtime at 1.5x after 44 hours/week. The regular rate includes base pay plus shift premiums. Only regulated professionals (doctors, dentists, chiropractors, optometrists) are exempt from ESA overtime.
Are employer-paid health benefits taxable?
Extended health and dental plan premiums are NOT taxable in Ontario. Group life: not taxable up to $25,000 coverage. STD/LTD: premiums not taxable, but benefits received are taxable if the employer paid the premium. Many practices structure LTD as employee-paid.
How does maternity leave payroll work?
ROE within 5 days (Reason Code M). EI from Service Canada. Employer top-up (if provided) is taxable with CPP/EI/tax. ESA requires benefits to continue if the employee pays their share of premiums. Return to same or comparable position.
Does the EI exemption apply to all physicians?
Only shareholder-employees who own 50%+ of voting shares. A physician owning 40% of a group practice does NOT qualify. EI must be deducted. We verify share ownership annually. Payroll Services →
What triggers a CRA payroll audit for healthcare?
Locum/associate misclassification, EI exemption without 50%+ shares, missing taxable benefits on T4s, OHIP billing cross-referencing, late remittances and T4/remittance mismatches.
Can you handle multi-clinic payroll?
Yes. Central payroll across multiple locations. Cost centre reporting by site. Consolidated remittances. T4s from parent corporation. Hours and costs allocated by clinic.
What is the two-factor test for locums?
CRA examines control (does the clinic direct when, where and how the locum works) and economic dependence (does the locum have multiple clients, own equipment, bear financial risk). Both weighed together. Contract title is irrelevant.
Are dental hygienists employees or contractors?
Employees. Hygienists who work at your clinic on your schedule using your equipment are employees. Period. Paying them as contractors is the #3 most common healthcare payroll error. CRA reclassification = full CPP/EI/tax reassessment for all years.
How are shift premiums included in overtime?
The overtime rate is 1.5x the blended regular rate including shift premiums. RN at $42/hr base + $3/hr night premium = overtime at ($45 x 1.5) = $67.50. Not ($42 x 1.5) = $63. Underpaying triggers ESA complaints.
On-call standby vs call-in: what is the difference?
Standby: employee is reachable but free to do as they wish. Paid but generally NOT hours worked for overtime. Call-in: employee is called and works. Counts toward 44-hour overtime threshold. 3-hour minimum pay per call-in under ESA.
What associate billing percentage is typical?
Dentists: 30%-45% of production. Physicians: 25%-35%. The associate's PC invoices the clinic. We reconcile production against payments to ensure accuracy. These are business expenses, not payroll.
Is parking at the clinic a taxable benefit?
If the parking has a determinable fair market value, yes. Taxable on T4. Exception: if the clinic owns the lot and does not charge patients, FMV may not be determinable. We evaluate each situation.
Group life insurance above $25,000?
Premium on coverage above $25,000 is a taxable benefit on the T4. Most clinics keep coverage at or below $25,000 to avoid the taxable benefit. We verify the threshold at setup.
Should LTD be employer-paid or employee-paid?
If employer-paid: premiums are not taxable, but benefits received are taxable income (T4A). If employee-paid: benefits are tax-free when received. Most practices prefer employee-paid LTD so benefits are tax-free when needed most.
Do benefits continue during maternity leave?
ESA requires group health, dental, life and LTD to continue during pregnancy and parental leave if the employee pays their share. If they do not pay, coverage can be discontinued but must be reinstated on return.
What is the 3-hour minimum reporting pay?
Under the ESA, an employee called in to work is entitled to a minimum of 3 hours of pay even if they work only 30 minutes. Applies to every call-in. The 3 hours count toward the 44-hour overtime threshold.
Which healthcare workers are overtime exempt?
Only regulated professionals: doctors, dentists, chiropractors, optometrists and other professionals regulated under a health profession act. Nurses (RN, RPN), PSWs, dental assistants, hygienists, physio assistants, reception and admin are NOT exempt.
How is the blended overtime rate calculated?
Total regular earnings for the week (including shift premiums) divided by total regular hours. If a nurse earned $2,100 over 44 hours ($42/hr base, some hours with $3 night premium), the blended rate is total regular earnings / 44 hours. Overtime at 1.5x that blended rate.
What ROE reason code for maternity leave?
Reason Code M (Maternity). Using the wrong code delays EI benefits. Filed within 5 days of last day worked. Insurable hours and earnings calculated correctly including shift premiums and on-call.
CRA remittance penalties?
3% (1-3 days late), 5% (4-5 days), 7% (6-7 days), 10% (7+ days or repeated). $7K remittance 7 days late = $490. Repeated lateness triggers accelerated remitter status (payment within 3 days of each pay date).
Owner physician vacation pay?
Owner-physicians typically do not accrue vacation pay through payroll. They take time off at their discretion. The salary/dividend split from the PC already accounts for total compensation. Staff employees accrue 4% (or 6% at 5+ years).
Professional development taxable?
No. Employer-paid CE credits, conferences and courses related to the employee's duties are not taxable benefits. Deductible expense for the corporation. Receipts should be kept.
What payroll software for healthcare?
Wagepoint or PaymentEvolution configured with healthcare shift premium categories, on-call tracking, benefit deduction codes, multi-clinic cost centres and overtime exemption flags per worker type.
Employer CPP and EI share?
CPP: employer matches 1:1. EI: employer pays 1.4x employee amount. On $1K employee CPP, employer pays $1K. On $500 EI, employer pays $700. Owner excluded from EI if 50%+ shareholder.
Payroll with bookkeeping?
Separate services. Bookkeeping $150/month + payroll $125/month = $275/month combined with HST filing and T2 FREE.
How to schedule consultation?
Book online or call 647-212-9559. Discuss clinic structure, worker types, shift premiums and benefits. Fixed-fee quote. No obligation. Book Free Consultation →

Meet Your Healthcare Payroll Specialists

Sharad Gondaliya CPA

Sharad Gondaliya, CPA

Founder & Managing Director
Gondaliya CPA Professional Corporation

Sharad manages all healthcare payroll engagements, professional corporation salary-dividend optimisation and CRA audit defence.

Vandana Goel CPA

Vandana Goel, CPA

Senior Accountant
Gondaliya CPA Professional Corporation

Vandana handles pay run processing, shift premium tracking, benefits classification, T4 preparation and multi-clinic cost centre reporting.

What Our Clients Say

1300+ five-star reviews from business owners across Ontario and Canada.

Related Industries We Serve

Accounting for Dentists

Accounting for Pharmacists

  • Corporate tax planning for pharmacies
  • Bookkeeping for pharmacy businesses
  • Payroll & compliance services

Accounting for Chiropractors

  • Corporate tax planning for chiropractors
  • Bookkeeping & payroll services
  • Business tax filing & advisory

Accounting for Doctors

Stop Risking CRA Reclassification. Let a CPA Handle Healthcare Payroll.

Professional corporation payments, locum classification, shift premiums, overtime, benefits, maternity leave, T4s, ROEs. From $125/month.

Licensed CPA Ontario
1300+ Five-Star Reviews
30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
Payroll from $125/month
Payroll ServicesBook Free Consultation
Scroll to Top