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AI CFO Suite
The agent layer over the client books, with one agent for each recurring finance job: valuations, E&E, related parties, cap tables and FS compilation.
See the agentsFractional CFO, outsourced finance and cross-border tax for listed and private companies. Our own AI tools do the mechanical work overnight, and a CPA reviews and signs every figure.
resurgent$ run marketable-securities --period 2026-09-30 ✓ 12 listed positions priced at Level 1 ✓ warrants valued, Black-Scholes, term-matched volatility ✓ tie-out to trial balance, difference 0.00 ◆ FS note drafted, queued for CPA review
We write our own software. Some of it runs inside the firm, some is in front of clients behind their sign-in, and some is free for anyone to use.
The agent layer over the client books, with one agent for each recurring finance job: valuations, E&E, related parties, cap tables and FS compilation.
See the agentsInvoices, receipts, bank statements, contracts and broker confirmations are read into structured data instead of being retyped.
Read-only, permissioned access to QuickBooks: trial balance, ledger, P&L, balance sheet and vendor analysis on demand.
Budget against actuals, pulled live from the ledger. Click a variance and the agent drafts the explanation for a reviewer to edit.
Reads the firm's mailbox for client commitments and lists what is still outstanding.
Photograph a receipt or drop a whole pile. Each one is read, coded to the right account and queued for approval.
Client sign-inStatements are matched to receipts automatically. Anything without a document is followed up rather than guessed.
Client sign-inInvoice capture, approval workflow and the payment run, reconciled back to QuickBooks.
Client sign-inBank lines are matched to the ledger automatically, so only the exceptions reach a person.
Budgets, cash runway, FS and MD&A figures published to a private dashboard that is always current.
Client sign-inShares, warrants, options and notes kept continuously, with the position on any date.
Client sign-inLive subtitles across your screen as people speak, or the translation read into your ear. English, French and Spanish in any direction.
OpenSpeak Bengali and get clean Bengali text you can copy anywhere.
OpenShow your screen to someone through the browser, with a pointer to guide them. Nothing to install.
OpenOperating mines, development projects and exploration properties worldwide on one searchable map.
OpenEvery engagement runs through the same sequence. The agents take the mechanical steps; the accountable step stays with a person.
Receipts, invoices, bank and broker statements and the QuickBooks ledger come in as data.
Document AIAgents do the assembly overnight: coding, matching, valuing, reconciling and drafting the note.
AgentsA CPA checks every figure against its source and makes the judgement calls.
CPABooks, filings and dashboards go out, with the working paper produced as the work was done.
ClientCloud accounting on QuickBooks / Xero — paperless, real-time books across every entity.
QBO-integrated AP portals: invoice → approval → payment, with automated bank matching.
A proprietary AI CFO Suite — agents for cap tables, IAS 24 related-party, FS compilation & vendor ledgers.
Live corporate dashboards publishing FS, MD&A, AP and market data — board-grade insight on demand.
We build our own tools. AI amplifies the follow-the-sun model — more throughput, fewer errors, lower cost, with governance intact.
Period-end market valuation — live Level-1 prices, Black-Scholes warrants on term-matched volatility, trial-balance tie-out and the FS note extract.
E&E additions and carrying value by property and by nature, flow-through vs non-flow-through, and the CEE commitment position.
Broker confirmations and Form 14b cancellations reconciled to shares issued and outstanding at any date.
Related-party transactions and balances identified across entities and drafted into the disclosure note.
Share and warrant movements maintained continuously instead of rebuilt each quarter.
Trial balance to a formatted, cross-referenced set of financial statements.
Where we deliberately keep the human.
Every filed number, note and statement is reviewed and signed off by a qualified accountant. The agent drafts; the CPA is accountable.
Agents read the books. Postings, payments and filings stay behind human approval.
Outputs are source-linked to the ledger, the confirmation or the contract they came from — so a reviewer can check, not just trust.
Client books are used to serve that client. They are not pooled, shared or used to train third-party models.
Materiality, going concern, impairment triggers, related-party characterisation and disclosure calls remain professional judgments.
The working papers show what the agent did, on what inputs, and who reviewed it.
Books stay current instead of being caught up before each reporting deadline.
Mechanical assembly happens overnight; the working day is spent on review and judgment.
Automation compounds the Eastern cost advantage instead of replacing it.
Numbers move between systems as data, not as retyping.
Context lives in the work, so a file changing hands does not mean starting the explanation again.
The working paper is produced as the work happens, not reconstructed for the auditor afterwards.
In January 2026 the PCAOB set out that independence, professional skepticism and responsibility must survive into an AI-augmented audit — and named agentic auditing as a near-term reality. We build to that standard now rather than retrofit to it later.
Resurgent Montreal is a Canadian business advisory and outsourced finance firm delivering Fractional CFO services, accounting & bookkeeping, taxation, financial reporting and cross-border structuring to public-listed and private companies worldwide.
Incorporated in Canada in 2018 and headquartered in Montreal, we now run a globally integrated delivery platform — with back-office hubs across Canada, India, Bangladesh and New Zealand, and a growing base in Dubai, UAE — powering a true 24/7 model.
Work moves with the sun. A file opened in Montreal is progressed overnight across our Asian hubs and returned before the next business day — with Dubai bridging East and West.
Governance · CPA standards · public-company reporting · client relationship
North American client support · bookkeeping · UAE tax & structuring
Reporting & review
US client support & reporting
Accounting & tax
Bookkeeping & ops
Overnight coverage
North American support & bookkeeping
CanadaUnited States
Mexico
United Kingdom
Ireland
AustriaMiddle EastIndiaResurgent did not open offices for the sake of a map. Each hub was added because a client need crossed a border — a listing, a tax corridor, a time zone that had to be covered. The result is a firm that hands work around the world once a day.
A Canadian firm with CPA-led governance, built to carry public-company reporting for TSX-V and CSE issuers.
Public-issuer mandates brought volume. India added qualified accounting capacity and cross-border tax depth.
Adding a hub twelve hours from Montreal closed the last gap in the clock and made follow-the-sun real.
North American clients wanted one firm either side of the border — reporting, bookkeeping and management accounts.
Clients running companies in both Canada and the Gulf needed both sets of books, and the UAE's new corporate tax and VAT regime needed owning.
Agents took over the mechanical assembly, so adding a geography no longer means adding proportional headcount.
Listed-issuer reporting in Montreal, operating books in Dubai, one reconciliation.
Residency, transfer pricing and corporate tax across the busiest Gulf corridor.
US owners of Gulf entities — filing on both sides without two advisers.
Cross-border structuring and reporting while the trade rules keep moving.
Many of our clients run companies in both Canada and the UAE. Resurgent keeps both sets of books — reconciled, compliant and reporting-ready — under one firm, one point of contact.
For clients with companies in both Canada and Dubai — one firm keeps both sets of books, reconciled and reporting-ready.
UAE–India / UAE–USA / UAE–Canada personal & corporate tax, tax-efficient and compliant.
Registration, compliance and ongoing filing under the new UAE regime.
Free-zone / mainland setup with bookkeeping and CFO support built in.
Juniors, RTOs, exploration & DSO projects
Controller & reporting for network operators
Structuring, reporting and financing support
Compliance-heavy reporting and controls
Multi-currency accounting and margins
TSX-V / CSE listed issuer reporting
Engagements span public-company CFO mandates, cross-border tax and full outsourced finance. Tickers shown for listed issuers; private companies marked accordingly.
A Tata grooming — board-grade discipline delivered to every engagement.
Finance, accounts, corporate tax, VAT, transfer pricing and advisory under one roof.
Cross-border structuring across UAE, India, USA and Canada.
On-the-ground in Montreal and Dubai; delivery across four continents.
Response centres spread across the world — no backlog, fast turnaround.
Eastern delivery cost with North American quality and accountability.
This week's developments share two themes: trade and tax regimes shifting from settled assumption to live risk — CUSMA annual reviews, IEEPA tariff refunds, and draft-only Canadian expensing rules — and a wave of hard compliance deadlines landing on UAE and reporting clients. Together they mean re-dated assumptions in models and documentation, and diary dates that start ten days out.
Stop treating CUSMA origin as a settled, decade-long assumption in transfer-pricing documentation, supply contracts and going-concern narratives; for any client with Mexico or US manufacturing exposure, calendar a decision by mid-December on whether to file a comment, and document the annual-review risk in the MD&A risk factors and in any long-lived asset impairment model that relies on duty-free North American flows.
For any client that imported into the US in that window, pull the entry summaries now and quantify the IEEPA duty paid; if the amount is material, recognise it as a contingent asset disclosed but not recognised under IAS 37 until the injunction issues, and decide this quarter whether to stay in the class or file individually. Note separately that Canada's own counter-tariffs are unaffected and remain live.
The cheap-money assumption is over — refresh discount rates and any IFRS 16 incremental borrowing rate at 31 December, and stress-test covenant headroom at an unchanged or higher policy rate rather than a cut. For the juniors, the metals complex is still historically rich but off its highs: use spot-to-date averages, not September peaks, in impairment and reasonable-prospects assumptions.
Do not recognise any deferred tax effect yet — IAS 12 measurement still runs off enacted or substantively enacted rates, and Budget 2025's own M&P building expensing is still sitting in Bill C-31 at committee as a cautionary precedent. Do, however, re-sequence 2026–27 development spend and redraft flow-through subscription agreements so that CDE renunciation language is in place for agreements signed after 15 September 2026.
Before 30 October, confirm in writing that each UAE client's chosen ASP appears on the MoF register under the new direct-accreditation regime — a provider that held only preliminary approval and has not completed accreditation is not a valid appointment. Then map QuickBooks Online invoice data to the structured XML/Peppol fields now; credit notes must also be issued in structured format and transmitted through the FTA system.
For every UAE client in a group anywhere near the EUR 750m line, run the four-year consolidated revenue test from the UPE's accounts this week, not at year-end, and file the registration before 30 November; remember that top-up tax falls within IAS 12 so you will need current tax accruals and the Pillar Two disclosure package even where the computed top-up is nil.
Expect mid-tier Canadian auditors to start asking, this busy season, for evidence of controls over the information produced by QuickBooks Online and any bolt-on automation — reconciliations, access logs, change management, and documentation of who reviewed machine-generated outputs. Build that evidence trail now rather than reconstructing it in March, and if your firm uses AI in preparing client workpapers, write down the human review step.
Run a dry-run IFRS 18 statement of profit or loss off the 2026 QBO trial balance before year-end close, and settle now which non-GAAP measures in your clients' news releases will become MPMs requiring a reconciliation inside the audited statements — for juniors that typically means "exploration expenditures" and adjusted loss measures. Flag for mining and UAE clients that resource levies and substitute-for-income-tax charges may move out of operating profit if the proposal is finalised.
Long-form thinking on the technology, the standards and the geography of a modern finance function.
The Canada–UAE CEPA concluded in July. Most of the commentary is about duty savings. For a Canadian exporter, that is the smallest thing in the agreement — and focusing on it will cost you the year you actually needed.
We did not adopt AI because it was fashionable. We adopted it because a firm working across six time zones either automates the handover or drowns in it. Here is what we built, in what order, and what we deliberately refuse to hand to a machine.
Resurgent did not open offices to fill in a map. Every hub was added because a client need crossed a border — a listing, a tax corridor, a time zone that had to be covered. This is the sequence, and the mechanics that make a 24-hour firm actually hand work over.
We follow the mining sector closely because many of our clients are in it. The atlas brings operating mines, projects in development and exploration properties together from government mine registers, geological surveys, open trackers and issuers' own filings, so you can see who is working where, and at what stage.
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We keep a running database of the benchmark 62% Fe spot price, c.f.r. China, and every published forecast we can source — so our mining and resources clients' board packs, budgets and impairment models all start from the same number.
Published forecasts centre on $95 for 2026 (range $85–$100 across 12 views) and $93 for 2027 — softer, as new supply meets weaker Chinese steel demand.
See the full price databaseSource: World Bank Commodity Price Data (the Pink Sheet), 62% Fe fines spot, c.f.r. China. Price history through Aug 26. Information only, not investment advice.
A 10-part video walkthrough of QuickBooks Online — from first login to financial statements. Free for clients and the wider community.
Selected writing and reference material from the Resurgent team.
A finance partner that reports like a North American CFO and scales like a global delivery centre.
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