Now live · Canada + US under one roof

One firm for both sides of the border.

Selling into the US from Canada? You're running two tax systems, two currencies, and usually two accountants who never talk to each other. Taxla Cross-Border puts your CAD and USD books, GST/HST and US sales tax, under one roof — with one accountant who answers.

Your books, consolidated Synced daily
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Canada
CAD · GST/HST · T2
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United States
USD · Sales tax · Federal
FX reconciled
Every close
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One dashboard
Both entities
Who this is for

Built for businesses that outgrew one country

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Canadian e-commerce selling into the US

Shopify and Amazon sellers with US customers, US sales tax nexus creeping up state by state, and payouts landing in two currencies.

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Canadian companies expanding south

You've incorporated a US entity — or you're about to — and nobody has explained transfer pricing, W-8s, or which side pays tax on what.

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US companies with Canadian operations

Canadian subsidiary, Canadian payroll, GST/HST obligations — and a US accountant who treats Canada as a footnote.

The cross-border mess

Two accountants who never talk is how money leaks

Every one of these is a real question we've heard from Canadian businesses selling into the US.

"Do I owe sales tax in Texas? California? I honestly don't know."
Nexus tracking, monitored. We track your economic nexus exposure state by state and register you before it becomes a penalty.
"My CA accountant and US accountant give me conflicting answers."
One coordinated team. Canadian filings in-house; US filings through our vetted US CPA partners — one plan, no contradictions.
"My margins look different every month and I think it's the exchange rate."
FX reconciled at every close. CAD and USD books consolidated so you see real margin, not currency noise.
"I'm double-paying tax and nobody can tell me why."
Treaty-aware structuring. The Canada–US tax treaty exists to prevent exactly this — your setup should actually use it.
What's included

Everything both sides of the border demand

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Consolidated CAD + USD bookkeepingBoth entities, one chart of accounts logic, your own QuickBooks
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GST/HST filing (Canada)All provinces, filed on time, in-house
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US sales tax nexus monitoringState-by-state exposure tracking and registration support
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Canadian corporate tax (T2)Prepared and filed by our Canadian accountants
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US federal & state filingsThrough vetted US CPA partners, coordinated by your Taxla accountant
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Multi-currency FX reconciliationReal margins, every close, no currency noise
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Inter-company & transfer pricing hygieneClean paper trail between your CA and US entities
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Both Taxla guaranteesSame-day callback ($50 credit) and 24h books portability
How we deliver it — honestly

Canadian work in-house. US work through named partners. Never blurred.

Your Canadian bookkeeping and filings are done by Taxla's own accountants. Your US federal and state filings are prepared by licensed US CPA partners we've vetted — coordinated, reviewed, and delivered through your single Taxla point of contact.

You'll always know who's doing what, on which side of the border. We think that's how cross-border should work — one relationship, full transparency about the team behind it.

Pricing

One subscription. Two countries.

Founding cross-border cohort
$699/mo USD
Founding rate, locked for your first 12 months
  • Both-entity bookkeeping & consolidated close
  • GST/HST + US sales tax handled
  • T2 included · US filings coordinated
  • Same-day callback guarantee, both sides
Start with a free review

Complex structures (3+ entities, high transaction volume) quoted up front — never after. US filing fees from partner CPAs disclosed transparently before engagement.

Questions

Cross-border, answered honestly

Are you licensed to file US taxes?

Canadian filings are done in-house by our Canadian accountants. US federal and state returns are prepared by licensed US CPA partners we've vetted and work with directly — coordinated through your single Taxla accountant. You'll always know exactly who prepared and signed what. We will never blur that line.

How do I get started?

It starts with the free Cross-Border Exposure Review — a report on your sales tax nexus risk, FX leakage, and filing gaps across both countries, delivered before you pay anything. If the review shows you need cross-border coverage, onboarding takes about two weeks: entities connected, books consolidated, filings calendared. Founding-cohort members lock the $699 rate for 12 months.

I only have a Canadian entity but US customers. Do I need this?

Maybe not yet — and we'll tell you if you don't. Many Canadian sellers just need nexus monitoring added to a standard Taxla plan until US registration is actually required. The free Exposure Review tells you which side of that line you're on.

What does it cost beyond the subscription?

US partner CPA filing fees are quoted transparently before engagement — you'll see them itemized, never bundled invisibly. Unusually complex structures get a full custom quote up front.

Start with the free Cross-Border Exposure Review.

A report on your US sales tax nexus risk, FX leakage, and filing gaps — yours whether you join or not. First cohort is limited.

Request my free review