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Treewalk
Accounting firm based in Vancouver.
Grant Thornton LLP
Business advisory and accounting firm with 460 employees in British Columbia.
Dale Fan & Associates
Bookkeeping, accounting, and advisory services firm in Vancouver.
Rolfe, Benson LLP Chartered Accountants
Vancouver-based accounting firm with 50 staff members specializing in retail, hospitality, real estate, and others.
Martin Henry Chartered Professional Accountants
15th largest accounting firm in BC with 51 staff members.
Michael Waldkirch & Company Inc.
Accounting firm in the Mount Pleasant neighbourhood of Vancouver.
Smythe LLP
10th largest accounting firm in British Columbia.
Ernst & Young
One of the big four global accounting firms with 460 employees in BC.
MNP
Accounting and professional services firm with 1,000 employees in BC.
Deloitte
3rd biggest accounting firm in British Columbia.
PricewaterhouseCoopers
5th largest accounting firm in British Columbia with 790 employees.
KPMG
Largest accounting firm in British Columbia with over 1,100 employees.
Gaidelis & Company
A tax accounting firm with offices downtown and in North Vancouver.
Mew & Company Chartered Professional Accountants
Corporate and personal tax services with an office on Beatty Street downtown.
Brighten CPA
Personal tax and bookkeeping company with an office on Broadway and Heather.
D&H Group LLP
14th largest accounting firm in BC.
Crowe MacKay LLP
12th largest accounting firm in British Columbia.
Davidson & Co LLP
13th largest accounting firm in BC.
Baker Tilly WM LLP
11th largest accounting firm in BC with 200 staff.
Acton Accounting & Bookkeeping
Services include corporate and personal tax returns, payroll deductions, accounts payable, and more.
Strategex
Accounting firm specializing in US income tax, entertainment & film, estate planning and other areas.
Argento CPA
Accounting company located in Gastown offering personalized tax and business advisory services with a focus on small businesses and startups.
Clearly Accounting
Vancouver based accounting firm concentrating on business advice and tax savings.
BDG Cloud Accountants LLP
Innovative approach to accounting employing cloud based technology.
Capital Tax
Tax return filing service company offering corporate and personal income tax return services.
M Group Chartered Professional Accountants LLP
Boutique accounting firm with offices in Vancouver and Winnipeg.
DMCL Chartered Professional Accountants
Vancouver-based accounting firm with 3 locations. 9th largest accounting firm in BC. Considerable experience with Chinese services, entertainment and mining.
Horizon Chartered Professional Accountants
Vancouver based accounting firm with extensive experience creating short and long term strategic tax plans.
BBA Accounting Group Inc
Firm with two Vancouver offices focused on accounting and tax services for small businesses.
The Kemp Harvey Group
Accounting firm with 7 offices in BC.
KPMG – Burnaby
Burnaby KPMG location.
Sharon Perry & Associates
Small business accounting firm in Coquitlam.
Clearline CPA
Accounting firm with three offices in the Lower Mainland.
R N Hill Chartered Professional Accountant
Small to medium business accounting firm on West Broadway.
Cahill CPA
Business and personal accounting firm in North Vancouver.
Manning Elliott
8th largest accounting firm in British Columbia.
Still need help choosing an accounting firm?
Choosing an accountant can be critical for your financial wellbeing, and finding someone qualified, reliable, and trustworthy is important. Here are some steps you can follow in choosing an accountant:
Pick Business vs. Personal.
You may want to combine or split the services based on the costs and specialties.
Find a Size Fit.
Too big or too small isn’t what you want.
Determine Your Needs
Identity what services you need before looking for an accountant. For example, do you need help with tax preparation, bookkeeping, financial planning, or all of the above?
Look at the Fee Structure
The charges will range from firm to firm, so you’ll want to get a detailed quote on the expected range of costs.
Look for Qualifications
Check the qualifications of potential accountants. Look for a certified public accountant on the Chartered Professional Accountants of BC site. These designations indicate that the accountant has completed the required education, passed an exam, and met certain ethical standards.
Check Experience
Look for an accountant with most of their personal accounting experience or the industry you’re looking for. This can help them understand your business’s specific challenges and opportunities.
Ask for Referrals
Ask colleagues, friends, or family members for recommendations. Word-of-mouth referrals can be a good way to find an accountant with a good reputation.
Interview Candidates
Once you have a list of potential accountants, schedule interviews to discuss your needs and their services. Ask questions about their experience, qualifications, and fees. Ensure you feel comfortable with their communication style and willingness to answer your questions.
Check References
Ask for references from the accountant and follow up with them. This can help you better understand their reputation and work style.
Consider Fees
Accountants may charge hourly or flat fees for their services. Ensure you understand how they charge and what services are included in their fees.
Reviews: Online reviews can be tricky, but this can add an understanding of a bigger trend if there is one.
Get a Good Vibe
No one wants to work with those they don’t like. While this may be misleading or wildly subjective, it can matter in the long run.