Part-Time CFO & Management Accountant
Many growing businesses reach a point where the owner is making financial decisions that really call for a CFO — but the company cannot yet justify a full-time executive salary.
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RN Canada combines day-to-day accounting with senior advisory — so the same team that keeps your books clean also helps you raise capital, value the business and steer the next decision.
Many growing businesses reach a point where the owner is making financial decisions that really call for a CFO — but the company cannot yet justify a full-time executive salary.
Explore →Financial statements are how a business tells its financial story — to owners, lenders, investors and a future buyer.
Explore →A budget is only useful if it is built for your business and reported against consistently.
Explore →When you are deciding whether to buy a business, invest in a project or sell your shares, the question underneath every other question is what it is worth.
Explore →Internal audit is how an organization gains confidence that its own controls are actually working.
Explore →Assurance is about giving the people who rely on your financial statements — lenders, members, boards, investors, grantors and regulators — confidence that the numbers are…
Explore →Most owner-managers do not lack data — they lack the time and the lens to turn it into decisions.
Explore →RN Canada plans and prepares corporate and personal tax returns for owner-managed businesses across Alberta and British Columbia.
Explore →Research and development incentives are some of the most valuable — and most under-claimed — programs available to Canadian companies.
Explore →Getting a company set up correctly at the start saves a great deal of cleanup later.
Explore →RN Canada keeps the books and runs the payroll for owner-managed businesses across Alberta and British Columbia.
Explore →RN Canada prepares corporate and personal tax returns for owner-managed businesses across Alberta and British Columbia.
Explore →Sound financial statements are only as good as the judgments behind them.
Explore →Every owner leaves the business eventually — the only question is whether it happens on their terms.
Explore →In an owner-managed business, the same person often owns the company, runs it and decides everything — which works right up until it doesn't.
Explore →Every business runs on assumptions — that the key customer stays, the systems hold, the critical person shows up, the controls work.
Explore →Sustainability disclosure is moving from voluntary statements to structured reporting against recognised standards — and the gap between a marketing claim and a defensible…
Explore →ESG has moved from a public-company concern to an expectation that reaches private and owner-managed businesses through their lenders, customers, supply chains and prospective…
Explore →For most owner-managers, the business is the largest asset in the estate — and the most exposed to tax when it changes hands.
Explore →When a family and a business are intertwined, decisions rarely stay in one box.
Explore →A spreadsheet that does not tie out is worse than no model at all — it lends false confidence to a decision.
Explore →Sales tax is easy to get wrong and expensive to get wrong — under-collect and you owe it yourself, over-claim and you face a reassessment.
Explore →Growth by acquisition can take an owner-managed business somewhere organic growth never would — but only if the right target is bought, at the right price, on the right terms, and…
Explore →Not every business needs a full audit — but most need their financial statements to carry more weight than a print-out from the accounting software.
Explore →Owner-managed businesses rarely fail for lack of effort — they drift for lack of a clear direction and a way to tell whether the work is building anything.
Explore →A letter from the Canada Revenue Agency is not the end of the conversation — it is the start of one.
Explore →A deal price is built on a set of numbers — and if those numbers do not hold up, the price does not either.
Explore →The moment a Canadian business or individual touches the United States — making sales there, opening a location, holding property, or signing U.S.
Explore →Numbers in a set of financial statements are not always observable prices.
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