Fulcrum Group Is A Leading-edge Professional Accounting Firm Located In Grande Prairie Serving The People And Businesses Of The Peace Region.

Built on nearly forty years of experience, Fulcrum Group brings together the talent and services of Rozema Lofstrom Kimble LLP and Davis Kay & Co. LLP to create one of the most modern and advanced accounting firms in Grande Prairie.

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We Provide Professional Services For Grande Prairie & Area

To find out how Fulcrum Group can serve you, check out our services page. We’re also always ready to chat about your specific
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We offer all-inclusive accounting services and guided accounting services with a variety of packages to meet your business needs using premium, cloud-based services that you can access anytime, anywhere.

Our Experience

Our collective expertise includes: personal and corporate taxes, bookkeeping, tax planning and preparation, consulting services, purchase and sale of businesses, estate planning, and mergers & acquisitions. With a cutting-edge approach and forward thinking mentality, we continually grow to meet the needs of our Grande Prairie community.

At Fulcrum Group, we work hard to provide strong customer relations and efficient timelines from our vast pool of resources. Our collective experiences strengthen our accounting services and allow us to help people across Grande Prairie and its surrounding areas in new and effective ways.

2024 Federal Budget Highlights

Navigating HST Across Provinces: A Guide for Alberta Businesses

Post by Matthew Kozlowski, CPA In our experience as an accounting firm based in Alberta, we have noticed that many of our clients are not fully aware that they can claim the provincial portion of the Harmonized Sales Tax

2023 Trust Reporting Requirements (T3 Return)

The federal government recently released new federal trust reporting requirements that will be effective for taxation years ending after December 30, 2023 (which means that taxation years ending December 31, 2023, will be affected). These changes will have

Cryptocurrency: Navigating the Complexities and Tax Implications in Canada

Post by Ian Penner Cryptocurrencies have taken the financial world by storm, offering new and exciting opportunities for investors and businesses. However, as with any financial asset, it’s essential to understand the tax implications involved, especially in the ever-evolving

Personal Service Businesses

Post by: Cory Lefebvre, CPA, Associate A personal services business (PSB) exists where the individual performing the work would be considered to be an employee of the payer if it were not for the existence of the corporation. A

Government Proposes Changes to Underused Housing Tax (UHT) for 2023

In Budget 2021, the Canadian government introduced the Underused Housing Tax (UHT), a 1% annual tax on the value of non-resident, non-Canadian-owned vacant or underused residential real estate. In response to feedback on the onerous filing, the government is