For the small businesses of Steinbach's 18,000 people: your books done the day you upload your statements, checked against your bank, for $79 CAD a month.
Free to join. The first 1,000 in get their catch-up free.
Sales tax
Manitoba charges 5% GST plus 7% RST, which you file with the province, not CRA. GST registration starts once your sales pass $30,000 in four quarters in a row (or in one quarter).
Income tax
Manitoba taxes income at 10.8% to 17.4% in 2026, on top of federal tax of 14% to 33%, on the profit from your business.
CPP
Working for yourself, you pay both halves of CPP: 11.9% of your earnings from $3,500 to $74,600 in 2026, plus 8% more up to $85,000.
Deadlines
Sole proprietors file by June 15 and pay by April 30. Once you owe more than $3,000, CRA asks for instalments on March 15, June 15, September 15 and December 15.
Contractors
Paid someone more than $500 for services in a year? They may need a T4A slip by the end of February.
What a business in Steinbach keeps track of in 2026. Rates change, so check with your accountant before you file.
Businesses in Steinbach, by the numbers
Steinbach has 1,133 businesses with employees (Statistics Canada, December 2024).
The most common: trucking companies; specialty trades (plumbers, electricians, roofers); and professional services (lawyers, accountants, consultants, designers).
What a bookkeeper in Steinbach does, and what it costs
Looking for bookkeeping services in Steinbach? Every month a bookkeeper sorts your transactions, matches each account to your bank statement, keeps your receipts and works out the tax you owe. Published price guides put that at $300 to $1,500 a month for most small businesses, and rates in bigger cities run toward the top.
What SumSwift does for $79 CAD a month
Reads your bank and card statements (PDF, CSV or Excel) and sorts every transaction in minutes.
Checks every statement against your bank's printed balances, to the cent.
Asks you about anything it isn't sure of, once per merchant, and remembers your answers.
Matches the receipts you snap with your phone, tracks bills and invoices, and works out your sales tax and what to set aside for income tax.
Profit report, balance sheet and cash flow every month, and a year-end package for your accountant.
It knows Manitoba's rules above, so your GST/HST and instalments are worked out from your real books. Up to 3 accounts included. Prices in CAD.
Published price guides put most small businesses at $300 to $1,500 a month for a bookkeeper, with big-city rates at the top of that range. SumSwift does the monthly work for $79 CAD a month, the day you upload your statements.
Do I need a local bookkeeper in Steinbach?
No. Bookkeeping works from your bank and card statements, so it doesn't need to be done in person. SumSwift knows Manitoba's tax rules and keeps track of GST/HST, instalments and T4A slips for you.
What taxes does a small business in Steinbach keep track of?
Manitoba charges 5% GST plus 7% RST, which you file with the province, not CRA. GST registration starts once your sales pass $30,000 in four quarters in a row (or in one quarter). Manitoba taxes income at 10.8% to 17.4% in 2026, on top of federal tax of 14% to 33%, on the profit from your business. Working for yourself, you pay both halves of CPP: 11.9% of your earnings from $3,500 to $74,600 in 2026, plus 8% more up to $85,000. Sole proprietors file by June 15 and pay by April 30. Once you owe more than $3,000, CRA asks for instalments on March 15, June 15, September 15 and December 15. Paid someone more than $500 for services in a year? They may need a T4A slip by the end of February.
Behind on my books. Can you catch me up?
Yes. A catch-up of up to 12 months is $599, once. Upload the statements and the books are done in minutes, checked against your bank to the cent.
Do I still need an accountant?
For your tax return and advice, yes. SumSwift replaces the monthly bookkeeping and gives your accountant clean books, with free access for them.