I was sitting in my office last Tuesday, staring at a crumpled receipt from a local café owner that looked like it had been through a car wash, when...
Author: Colleen Fairweather-Dubois
Nobody starts a business to learn tax law. I write the explanation I wish my clients had read three years before they walked into my office.
I remember sitting in my office last April, staring at a client who looked like he’d just been told his house had burned down. He wasn't mourning a...
I was sitting in my office last Tuesday, staring at a client's ledger that looked less like a financial record and more like a shredded wheat...
I was sitting in my office last Tuesday, staring at a crumpled, grease-stained envelope that a client had the audacity to call "organized records,"...
I was sitting across from a client last Tuesday—a lovely woman running a boutique landscaping firm—who was staring at her latest HST filing like it...
I was sitting in my office last Tuesday, staring at a crumpled, coffee-stained receipt that looked like it had been through a rock tumbler, when a...
I’ve spent twenty years staring into the abyss of crumpled thermal paper and coffee-stained envelopes, and if there is one thing I’ve learned, it’s...
I was sitting in my office last Tuesday, staring at a crumpled, coffee-stained thermal receipt for a $14.00 lunch that someone had tried to pass off...
I was sitting in my office last Tuesday, staring at a particularly tragic shoebox of receipts—the kind where the thermal paper has faded so much it...
I was sitting in my office last Tuesday, staring at a pile of crumpled thermal paper receipts that looked more like a shredded document than a...