Taking our client's privacy seriously is a top priority for us. We are a Practice Protect certified firm.
What does this mean for you?
We use a cloud access technology system that can
➡️ Share access to applications using a single user id without divulging passwords ➡️ Restrict remote access to specific locations ➡️ Track and monitor attempted access to our systems and identify suspicious activity ➡️ Log usage in an audit trail ➡️ Terminate user access by disabling one single account ➡️ Remotely wipe mobile devices in the event they are lost or the user associated with the device is terminated ➡️ Require one single password to all sensitive applications, decreasing the risk associated with password sprawl
So what does this really mean for you❓ It means you can rest assured that when you are working with us we take every step to keep your sensitive data safe and secure
When creating a profitability plan, be sure to account for all profits you will make. Planning for profits will help to keep your business on track. Reviewing your plan regularly allows you to understand what factors are contributing to your business success.
As of June 26, 2020, businesses with less than $20,000 in payroll expenses are eligible for CEBA.
The program includes owner-operated small businesses that do not have a payroll, sole proprietors receiving business income directly, as well as family-owned corporations remunerating in the form of dividends rather than payroll. Applicants will have to demonstrate having eligible non-deferrable expenses between $40,000 and $1,500,000 in 2020 after deducting Excluded Benefits received by the applicant.
The Eligible Non-Deferrable Expense categories are the following:
Wages and other employment expenses to independent (arm's length) third parties; Rent or lease payments for real estate used for business purposes; Rent or lease payments for capital equipment used for business purposes; Payments incurred for insurance related costs; Payments incurred for property taxes; Payments incurred for business purposes for telephone and utilities in the form of gas, oil, electricity, water and internet; Payments for regularly scheduled debt service; Payments incurred under agreements with independent contractors and fees required in order to maintain licenses, authorizations or permissions necessary to conduct business by the Borrower.
Contact your financial institution to apply for the program
More information can be found at https://ceba-cuec.ca/
