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

Friday
Mar062009

Don’t Get Hooked By Tax Schemes 

Federal tax agencies like the Internal Revenue Service and Canada Revenue Agency are perfect foils for scammers because no one wants the taxman on his back. You give him whatever he asks for. That’s why you should be skeptical of anyone claiming to be with the IRS or CRA who asks for personal information.

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Monday
Feb022009

TFSAs: A Shelter for Your Savings

Last month I wrote that Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RRSPs) are a great way to build a nest egg. Starting this year there’s a new option for setting money aside: the Tax-Free Savings Account, or TFSA. Are they they right savings vehicle for you? That’s the $5,000 question.

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Friday
Jan302009

4 Ways to Lower Your Risk of a Tax Audit (and Cut Your Tax Bill)

The trucking industry has a mile-long rap sheet of non-compliance when it comes to taxes, which is why owner-operators are big targets for auditors. Fortunately, you can lower the risk of an audit and potentially reduce your tax obligation at the same time. It’s a matter of structuring your business properly, getting organized, setting up regular financial reviews, and asking for help.

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Monday
Jan052009

What You Should Know Before You Tap into Your RRSP

Times are tough. But think twice before you call your RRSP administrator about an early withdrawal. You’ll pay a high rate of tax lose the contribution room. And If someone says you can take out money tax-free, get a second opinion. It may be a scam.

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Monday
Dec012008

Your Tax Return: 3 Grey Areas That Raise Red Flags for Auditors

Do you feel it? You may not (yet) as the weight of the world seems to be on trucking’s shoulders already, but there’s something else clinging to your back: a target. Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has determined that the trucking industry should get more scrutiny from auditors this year. I questioned an audit supervisor recently and she said the industry is on the hot seat.

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Monday
Nov032008

Why Tax Auditors Target New Businesses (and What To Do About It)

Tax officials are increasing their scrutiny of newer small businesses. Besides conducting more audits than ever before, they’ve added a layer of inquiry called a “business review” to ensure that the owners are handling their bookkeeping, payroll, GST/HST, and tax filings correctly. That’s right, CRA just wants to help.

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Wednesday
Oct012008

Wait 'Til Next Year? If You're Buying a Truck, Not Necessarily

If you’re serious about savings, and you’re in a position a buy, think about making your purchase this year instead of waiting for 2009. Never mind that dealers are eager to make a sale now, or that truck manufacturers are raising prices in 2009. Purchasing equipment close to the end of your fiscal year may help reduce your tax bill.

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