WELCOME TO MAVISCO FINANCIAL

Invest your time and efforts on running your business. Leave the accounting to me.

Our Services

Online Bookkeeping

We will handle your books allowing you more time to focus on growing your business
Just snap pictures of receipts and let us do the rest
You can rest assured that your digital records are automatically backed up, providing greater security and audit protection.

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Tax Preparation Services

We will analyze your unique tax situation and optimize the tax return
Provide tax planning advice on how you can further minimize your taxes
Personal tax filings (T1) for self-employed proprietors, small businesses and individuals
Corporate tax returns filings (T2)

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Other Business Services

Assist with business registrations
Help with set-up for your start-up business
Create Business Plan

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Customer Accolades

Mavisco financial’s advice and experience has been invaluable to us. The property team who support Mavisco Financial are also excellent, and manage our account accurately and professionally. They’re always at the end of the phone to answer any queries we have.

Amanda Lee

CEO & Founder Crix

Mavisco Financial has been a revelation to our business. It has given us far more control of our financial information and for non-accountants; it is extremely easy to use. I would recommend Mavisco Financial to anyone looking to improve their business.

Adam Cheise

Director at Dynamic

The service from Mavisco Financial has been excellent and is faultless. They give us the reassurance to know we are complying with the rules and regulations and if we have any queries, the team is brilliant at getting back to us and sorting it out. Mavisco Financial has taken all the hard work out of auto enrolment.

Frankie Jong

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What is Private Pension Income? Your Complete Guide to Retirement Planning

April 8, 2026

Ever wonder what private pension income is and how it could help you in your golden years? Maybe you don’t know the difference between public and private pensions, or you’re just starting to think about how to plan for your retirement. I’m here to explain everything in plain English, no matter what the situation is. … Read more

What Percentage of Retirees Actually Reach the Million-Dollar Retirement Mark?

April 8, 2026

Many Americans dream of retiring with a million-dollar nest egg —Americans in general think you need about $1. 5 million to retire—but the reality is starkly different. Using figures from the U. S. Federal Reserves Survey of Consumer Finances (updated to 2022 but released in 2025), only about 2. 5% of all Americans actually have … Read more

Can I Contribute to a Roth IRA With No Income? Understanding Your Options

April 8, 2026

Yes, you can do it even if you don’t have a regular job. This is part of a series called Roth IRAs: Dos and Donts for Investing and Trading. The IRS does not allow contributions to a Roth IRA without what it calls earned income. That usually means that you need a paying job—working for … Read more

20 Essential Steps to Take 1 Year Before Retirement: Your Complete Checklist

April 8, 2026

So you’re about a year away from saying goodbye to that alarm clock, those commutes, and the daily grind. Congrats! But before you pop the champagne and delete all your work emails, there’s some serious prep work to be done. I’ve helped many folks navigate this transition, and I can tell ya – the year … Read more

Will the IRS Take a Lump Sum Settlement? Your Complete Guide to Tax Debt Resolution

April 8, 2026

If a taxpayer can’t pay all of their tax debt or would have a hard time doing so, they should think about applying for an offer in compromise. Taxpayers should look for a licensed enrolled agent or a reputable accountant in their area to get help filing for an OIC from a real representative. Are … Read more

What is the Maximum Social Security Payment for 2021? (Everything You Need to Know)

April 8, 2026

If youre retiring and you qualify for Social Securitys maximum benefit, you could pocket $3,895 per month in Social Security income in 2021. Youll only collect that much money if you begin receiving benefits at 70 years or older, though. The maximum amount you can collect this year if you file at age 62 is … Read more

What Should I Do 3 Years Before I Retire? 15 Essential Steps for a Smooth Transition

April 8, 2026

Keep this ten-year retirement planning checklist on hand as you navigate saving, investing and other retirement decisions. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Are you ready to retire? Have you even started a retirement planning checklist? By 2030, one out of five Americans … Read more

Social Security’s Hidden Treasure: Understanding the Lump Sum Payout Option

April 8, 2026

A lot of retirees don’t know that their monthly Social Security disability and retirement benefits may be federally and (in some states) state taxable. People who get monthly benefits from Social Security should know that they can have federal income tax taken out of their benefits. For federal retirees, voluntary federal income tax withholding from … Read more

How Much Cash Should I Keep? Finding Your Perfect Money Balance in 2025

April 8, 2026

Have you ever stared at your bank account balance and wondered, “Am I keeping too much cash? Not enough?” You’re definitely not alone. With all the economic weirdness lately—stubbornly high inflation, swinging markets, and financial uncertainty—figuring out your cash sweet spot feels more important than ever. This question has been bothering me a lot lately. … Read more

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