We offer specialty services to meet the unique needs of each individual client.

Trust Your Books to Expert Bookkeepers and Controllers

Our team members are all based in the Toronto and have an average of 10 years of industry experience. They typically have a bachelor’s degree in accounting or a related discipline, and many hold an advanced degree and/or CPA designation.

With Supporting Strategies as your bookkeeping partner, you will work with a team of at least two bookkeeping and controller professionals who get to know your business well. This will help you ensure business continuity at your company — you won’t have to worry about covering your bookkeeper’s vacation or illness, and with remote services, you don’t need to supply office space. You can also count on our team approach to handle fluctuating volumes of work, whether seasonal or as your business grows.

Get the Financial Information You Need and Help Ensure Data Integrity
What are your business goals? With Supporting Strategies, you work with a bookkeeping and controller services partner who will help you reach your goals. From establishing a logical chart of accounts that can show you which areas of your business are most profitable to generating cash forecasts that you can use to evaluate different investment scenarios, Supporting Strategies will provide the data and reports you need to make informed decisions.

We start with efficient, standardized processes that we can customize to fit your company's unique needs. With our proven processes, you will benefit from controls that support the integrity and accuracy of your company’s financial information.

Our team-based workflow model enables segregation of duties, which means checks and balances are always in place, minimizing the likelihood of errors. By working with Supporting Strategies, you can help protect your company against fraud or errors with process safeguards such as internal controls, redundancies and additional checks and balances — including shareable software programs and cloud storage — that would be difficult to replicate with a small, in-house staff.