Remote Staffing for
Small Firms

Designed for Canadian small business

Bridging Global Accounting Skills
with Canadian Standards

Many accountants and accounting technicians hold professional designations (such as CA, CPA, or ACCA) or business degrees from other countries. However, they often lack familiarity with Canadian tax laws and regulatory standards.

Since college-level accounting courses in Canada can be expensive for international students, we created the BAT program as a practical, affordable solution to help them quickly adapt and work effectively in small Canadian accounting firms.

We also recognize that small accounting practices may not always have full-time roles available. These firms often require skilled technicians who can efficiently manage write-up and compilation tasks on an as-needed basis.

LOCAL ACCOUNTING SMALL FIRMS

RECORDKEEPING

Helps businesses organize, maintain, and manage their financial documents accurately — ensuring compliance, easy access to records, and a clear picture of financial performance.

ACCOUNTING 100

Is a foundational course designed to introduce the core principles of accounting — from understanding financial statements and bookkeeping basics to mastering essential recording and reporting techniques used in real-world business settings.

TAXATION 101 - INDIRECT TAX

Provides a practical introduction to sales taxes such as GST/HST and PST. The course covers how indirect taxes work, registration and filing requirements, input tax credits, and compliance essentials for businesses operating in Canada.

TAXATION 102 - PAYROLL

Offers a comprehensive overview of payroll management in Canada, including calculating employee wages, deductions, and remittances. The course also covers statutory requirements such as CPP, EI, and income tax, ensuring accurate and compliant payroll processing.

BUSINESS LAW

Introduces the fundamental legal principles that govern business operations in Canada. The course covers key topics such as contracts, business structures, employment law, and regulatory compliance — equipping learners with the knowledge to make informed and lawful business decisions.

Virtual Faculty

For each course, we employ very distinguished virtual faculty.

We can’t afford to pay them.

But our students do buy their books. All required texts are available as either e-books or audiobooks. Students can buy books in their choice of format. In that way, part of the proceeds eventually finds its way to the authors.

Entrepreneurial Advisors

Many business schools like to brag that they have an entrepreneur in residence. We don’t bother. They’re all over the web anyway. We seek them out and listen to what they have to say. If what they say makes sense, we just steal their ideas.