Capital Tax & Accounting Services, Ltd. - Vancouver, Canada

3 recommendations and reviews from 3 people

• Referral from January 9, 2018
  

  artbart84 asked:

  Can anyone recommend a good accountant in Downtown Vancouver? I've recently started a new job as a contractor, and need some advice on taxes/business taxes. Can someone recommend a good accountant in the West End or nearby? Cheers! :)

  

  PicoRascar replied:

  I've had excellent experiences with Capital Tax Ltd. Great rates and very easy to work with. http://capitaltaxltd.com/canada/

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• Referral from November 12, 2017
  

  JasonStotts asked:

  Need Accountant that does US and Canada Taxes Forgive me if this is not the right place. My wife and I are US citizens currently living in Canada (Hamilton) with the intent to stay here and seek PR and eventually citizenship.  We need an accountant who can do our taxes for both the US and Canada and who preferably has experience with both. We contacted an accountant here in Hamilton who came highly recommended, but they wanted nearly $1500 to do it and that seems unreasonable. Can anyone recommend someone? Anywhere in the GTA is fine, I'm willing to drive for someone who is good and has reasonable rates.

  

  PicoRascar replied:

  I've had great success with Capital Tax and Accounting. Very reasonable rates and my returns have always been very accurate. They're in Vancouver but all the work can be done remotely. http://capitaltaxltd.com/canada/

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• Referral from July 24, 2015
  

  bryanNJU asked:

  Can anyone recommend a bilingual CPA in Tokyo? If anyone is one or has a lead I'd be happy to provide more information in a PM. Looking for a CPA that can speak English and Japanese. Thank you

  

  radiationking replied:

  Not used them myself, but here's another one. http://capitaltaxltd.com/japan/ I'd be curious to hear your experience after you decide on one and use their services. I'll be needing a CPA for next year's return myself.

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