Accountant in Toronto

The Toronto search still lands in Scarborough

People looking for an accountant in Toronto are often looking for a person who will file the return, not for a downtown tower. Kennedy Tax & Accounting Inc. files personal, self-employed and corporate returns from its only office, near Kennedy Station in Scarborough. Toronto clients come in or send the documents. The firm has done this since 2010. Manoranjan (Mano) Talukder, CPA, leads it.

Which return you actually need

Employees, seniors, students and families usually need a personal T1. That return starts at $49.99 + HST when it is a simple file. A sole proprietor adds a business statement and the quote changes. A corporation needs a T2, financial statements, and books that are finished before the return is due, six months after the year end. HST and payroll are added when the business has them. The longer personal page for the city is tax accountant in Toronto.

What this page will not claim

The firm does not promise a refund amount. It does not keep a Toronto branch. A former office is closed, and the contact page carries the closure note. Reviews on this site are summarised as the published Google figure. Individual comments are not reprinted here.

The only office is in Scarborough, near Kennedy Station. You can visit or send the documents. English, Bengali and Tamil are spoken. Manoranjan (Mano) Talukder, CPA, leads the firm, which has worked since 2010. Personal returns start at $49.99 + HST. Other files are quoted first.

What the firm told Toronto clients it does

The original home page introduced Kennedy Tax for personal and corporate tax, and the about page described a full-service firm in Scarborough: tax preparation, tax planning, bookkeeping so the statements, HST and payroll are on time, and help when the CRA audits a file. An accountant in Toronto, on this site, means that firm. The office did not move downtown.

The services hub grouped the work the same way the office still does.

Personal tax is the T1: employment, seniors, students, families, and up to 10 years of back returns. A simple personal return starts at $49.99 + HST. Corporate tax is the T2, with statements prepared for the year, and records kept for the general six-year period. Self-employed tax is the personal return plus the business statement, filed on net income. The firm offered to pick documents up from your office and to explain which expenses the Income Tax Act lets you claim.

Bookkeeping produces the income statement, balance sheet, statement of retained earnings and cash flow, monthly, quarterly or yearly, with the bank reconciled. HST returns claim the input tax credits the invoices support, and the firm registers an account when you have crossed the small-supplier line or when you choose to register. Payroll is the pay run, the CPP, EI and tax remittance, the T4 and T4A slips, the record of employment and WSIB when you need it. CRA audit help starts when a letter arrives: the firm can meet the auditor at the Scarborough office, organise the ledgers and statements the letter asks for, and explain how the return was prepared. Business registration covers an Ontario or federal corporation, a not-for-profit, a master business licence, and the extra-provincial and tax-account numbers the file needs.

Who comes from Toronto

Employees and families come for the personal return. Contractors come for the self-employed return. Owners come for the books and the T2. Newcomers come for a first Canadian return, and the preparer separates income before the residency date from income after it. Drivers bring the platform summary. Landlords bring the rent and the house costs. None of that requires a second office.

The old site printed tier prices for almost every service. Only the personal starting price remains. Everything else is a quote, given before work starts. The firm does not promise a refund, and it does not claim a client count it cannot show. The published review figure is 4.8 stars from more than 1,200 Google reviews. A few comments are on the reviews page. The rest stay on Google.

Call (647) 827-2220, email the office, or come to 2390 Eglinton Ave E, Suite 205. The longer city page for personal tax is the Toronto personal-tax landing. English, Bengali and Tamil are spoken. Manoranjan (Mano) Talukder, CPA, has led the firm since 2010.

How the work is handed over

The home page described the path in plain steps, and the office still uses them. Book by phone, email or a visit. Send the slips or bring them. The return is prepared and reviewed. Then it is e-filed, and the firm stays available after the assessment, which the personal tax page called a free after-tax-return service through the year for clients. If the CRA writes, bring the letter. The firm explains how the return was prepared.

Hours are Monday to Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sunday closed. The only address is 2390 Eglinton Ave E, Suite 205, Scarborough, ON M1K 2P5. Our former Lawrence Ave E office has closed. All services are now at 2390 Eglinton Ave E, Suite 205. Directions and the phone number are on the contact page. Nothing in this list is a second location, and nothing in it is a refund guarantee.

Students, seniors and families use the personal list: tuition slips, pension and OAS slips, medical receipts, donations, child care and RRSP contributions. Self-employed clients add bank statements and invoices. Corporations add the year-end statements. The firm picks documents up when the self-employed page’s offer is the practical way to start. After filing, the copy of the return stays with you, and the notice of assessment is what you compare it with. That is the whole engagement. It is not a guarantee, and it is not a price list from the old tier tables.

Bring last year’s notice if you have one. It is the fastest way for the office to see what the CRA already has on file.