About TFS Group

About TFS Group

TFS Group is a privately owned accounting and compliance services firm that specializes in commercial transportation. It offers accounting, bookkeeping, tax return preparation, IFTA fuel tax reporting, mileage tax reporting, hours-of-service auditing, and permitting and licensing services.

The company is based in Waterloo, Ont., and has clients in Canada and the United States. 

Headquarters:

TFS Group
105 Bauer Pl.
Waterloo, ON N2L 6B5
CANADA

+1-519-886-8070
www.tfsgroup.com

Company Contact:

Scott Taylor, Vice President
519-886-8070

Key Executives

Scott Taylor, Vice President
Steve Mulligan, Vice President

Services

Accounting
Tax planning
Fuel tax reporting
Mileage tax reporting
Permitting
HOS auditing 

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TFS Group provides accounting and compliance services to truck fleets and owner-operators of all sizes and stripes. The company is based in Canada, but its straightforward, plain-spoken advice and methods for managing the business side of the trucking business are universal. Story angles include choosing a business structure; tax strategies and compliance; IFTA reporting; financial planning; and managing the relationship between owner-operators and carriers. Media contact: Stephen Petit

Wednesday
Mar302011

3 Questions, 2 Answers

The RRSP deadline is behind us, personal income tax season is straight ahead. It’s a busy time full of questions from clients. We get a lot of the same ones every year. But a few new questions came up that are worth sharing.

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Tuesday
Mar012011

So You Got a Letter from the Taxman

You may have received a letter from the Canada Revenue Agency recently with information about deductions you claimed on past tax returns. You’re probably wondering whether you’re being audited, watched, or should feel scared.

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Monday
Jan242011

New CPP Rules and Your Retirement Plans

New Canada Pension Plan rules took effect on January 1, kicking off a series of graduated changes over the next five years that may make you think twice about drawing your government pension before you turn 65.

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Friday
Nov262010

Meal Deductions Make 2011 a Year to Incorporate 

Canada Revenue Agency says only employees whose main job is long-haul trucking are entitled to use the simplified method to calculate their meal expenses. But what about owner-operators? They not employees, they’re independent businesspeople. Scott Taylor outlines a plan that uses incorporation to help owner-operators simplify their meal claims and potentially reduce their taxes.

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Friday
Oct292010

The Long Arm of WSIB: Critical Steps for Worker's Compensation Compliance

Workers comp boards offer no rehab or therapy for busted bank accounts. If you’re a carrier, it’s your duty to ensure that any contractor you hire meets his obligations to register for worker’s compensation by insisting on seeing a Certificate of Clearance each year. If you’re an owner-operator, be ready to prove that you’re registered and your account is in good standing.

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Friday
Sep242010

Independent Assessment: Don’t Leave Employment Status to Chance 

Having an employee carries all kinds of obligations, including holding or reporting funds for EI, Canada Pension Plan (CPP), and workers comp, and following a variety of rules for hiring and dismissal. You can’t sidestep those obligations just by declaring a driver’s independence.

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Tuesday
Aug312010

Properly Recording Your GST and HST 

Back in May I offered a heads-up on changes resulting from Ontario and British Columbia combining their provincial sales tax with the federal GST into one Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) starting July 1. How are these GST/HST changes treating you so far? Have your carrier, fuel station and repair shop been handling the new tax correctly?

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