Accounting and financial reporting
Discuss the financial statements and reporting your practice needs. Start with who uses the information, what they need from it and which questions deserve a closer look.
Explore accounting servicesProfessionals
Make room for the work you do best.
You’ve built your practice around work you know well. Decisions about reporting, tax and the future deserve the same attention. LLT provides accounting, tax preparation and consulting for professionals, including doctors, dentists, lawyers, engineers and architects. From our Chilliwack office, we can discuss the questions behind your numbers and the support your practice needs.
Accounting for your practice
A clear view of the business behind your expertise.
Doctors & dentistsLawyersEngineers & architects
Understand how the practice is doing
Bring your financial reports into the decisions you make about the practice. Identify what you need to understand about income, costs and the information you’re reviewing.
Connect professional and personal priorities
Your practice and your own financial goals belong in the conversation. Give business and personal tax questions the context they need before deciding what comes next.
Think through the next stage
A change in the practice affects your time, responsibilities and plans. Discuss the choices ahead and what you want the business to make possible.
How we help
Support for the business behind your profession.
Tax preparation and planning
Bring your practice and personal tax questions together. Talk through the work required, the information available and any changes in your circumstances that need attention.
Explore tax servicesPractice and management questions
Describe the business issue taking up your attention. LLT’s consulting and business-management advice can be part of a discussion about the operational decisions facing your practice.
Explore consulting servicesPlanning and coaching
Set aside time for the direction of the practice. Explore your goals, the decisions ahead and whether strategic planning or coaching would help you work through them.
Explore planning and coachingThe decisions ahead
Is something changing in your practice?
A useful conversation often starts with a specific moment:
- Your reports leave you with questions about how the practice is performing.
- You’re considering growth, different responsibilities or a change in direction.
- Your personal priorities have changed, and you want to discuss what that means for the business.
Getting started
Start with the question in front of you.
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Describe your practice.
Share your profession, where the practice stands and the question you want to work through.
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Discuss the fit.
Identify the accounting, tax or advisory work that may be relevant to your situation.
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Agree on the next step.
Clarify the scope, responsibilities and information needed before proceeding.
Good questions
A few useful answers.
Does LLT work with my profession?
LLT’s professional services include doctors, dentists, lawyers, engineers and architects. If your profession isn’t listed, contact the team to discuss your practice and needs.
Can we discuss my personal tax questions too?
Yes. Bring both practice-related and personal tax questions into the conversation so the scope of the work can be considered together.
What should I include in my first message?
Share your profession, the stage of your practice and your main question. A general description is enough to start the conversation.
Let’s start with your question
Let’s talk about your practice.
Bring the decision, concern or accounting question that needs your attention.
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