I once sat across from a contractor in Halifax who was sweating through his shirt, not because of the humidity, but because he’d just realized he’d...
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 recently sat across from a landscaping client who was staring at a pile of crumpled invoices like they were ancient hieroglyphics, wondering why...
I was sitting in my office last Tuesday, staring at a pile of crumpled thermal paper that looked more like a shredded grocery list than a business...
I was sitting in my office last Tuesday, staring at a pile of crumpled receipts that looked like they’d been recovered from a shipwreck, when a...
I was sitting in my office last Tuesday, staring at a crumpled, grease-stained receipt for a $95,000 luxury SUV, when I realized I was looking at...
I was sitting in my office last Tuesday, staring at a particularly grim shoebox of receipts from a landscaping client, when I realized we were about...
I was sitting in my office last Tuesday, staring at a crumpled, coffee-stained receipt that looked like it had been through a car wash, when I...
I spent most of yesterday afternoon staring at a coffee-stained shoebox that someone had the audacity to call "organized records." It reminded me of...
I was sitting in my office last Tuesday, staring at a client’s "shoebox" that looked more like a collection of old takeout menus and crumpled...
I was sitting across from a client last Tuesday—a lovely woman running a boutique in Winnipeg—who was staring at a pile of provincial tax notices...