Capital assets
The client's capital asset register: acquisitions, disposals, accounting amortization and tax CCA, side by side. The year's amortization is calculated for each asset. Accounts are set up once per client.
See the tutorial →The working papers are already in Ledger. You enter a few values, and the calculations, last year's carry-forward and the adjusting entry are done for you. All 13 working papers are included in both plans.
When you open a file, Ledger reads the trial balance and suggests the working papers you need: a capital asset account, a loan or an income tax balance is enough. The ones it cannot guess are one click away.
When you roll the file forward, the asset and loan lists follow with their history. You never re-enter a loan schedule or the capital asset register.
Each working paper prepares its adjusting entry. You review it, and it goes into the trial balance.
Each working paper prints for the file with your firm's letterhead: logo, font and colour.
The client's capital asset register: acquisitions, disposals, accounting amortization and tax CCA, side by side. The year's amortization is calculated for each asset. Accounts are set up once per client.
See the tutorial →Enter the amount, the rate and the payment, and the schedule is calculated: interest, principal, accrued interest and current portion. The working paper also gives the repayments for the next five years for the note to the financial statements. It handles long-term lines of credit and merchant cash advances, including early repayment.
See the tutorial →For a vehicle or equipment under a capital lease (ASPE 3065): lease classification, leased asset, obligation split between current and long term, and taxes. Ledger suggests it when the trial balance shows a lease obligation or a leased asset.
Enter the invoice amount and the period covered. The working paper calculates this year's share and the amount to defer, then prepares the entry.
The list of year-end accrued expenses, with the adjusting entry done for you.
For a client moving from a compilation to a review engagement and adopting ASPE (Section 1500): transition entries, opening balance sheet and reconciliations for the impact note. Ledger suggests it automatically at the first review.
The federal and provincial tax provision, instalments paid, refundable portion and entries. Tax owing shows as a positive number, as on a return.
See the tutorial →The taxable benefit of an employee or shareholder who uses a company vehicle: standby charge, operating costs and taxes to remit.
See the tutorial →The share of home expenses used for work, federal and Quebec, with the section 18(12) limit and the carry-forward of the undeducted portion.
See the tutorial →Enter the slips (T3/RL-16, T5/RL-3, T5008…) box by box. The working paper summarizes income by type and carries it to T2 schedules 3, 6, 7 and 21.
See the tutorial →The client's sales tax return under the Quick Method, with the rates of their province and the entry done for you.
See the tutorial →Reconciling GST, HST and QST book balances with the returns filed, and the entry that corrects the difference.
See the tutorial →A free-form sheet, like Excel: cells, formulas and totals, with .xlsx export. For a one-off calculation, a budget-to-actual comparison, or a table your client asks for.
Yes. All 13 working papers are included in the Standard and Premium plans.
No. Ledger suggests the working papers you need from the trial balance. The automobile benefit, home office and spreadsheets cannot be guessed from the trial balance: they are one click away.
When you roll the file forward, assets and loans follow with their history, and the working papers you turned on stay on. Investment income slips are entered each year.
Spreadsheets and the Long-term debt working paper export to Excel. Every working paper prints with your firm's letterhead.
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