Rawski & Company

Certified General Accountant, Public Accounting Firm, Professional Corporation

Edmonton, Alberta

 

Rawski & Company:

 
WHAT IS MY OBJECTIVE?

Canadians pay two hundred and eighteen (218) billion dollars of taxes annually and of this amount three (3) billion dollars is interest and penalties.

My objective is to ensure that you pay the least amount of tax that is permissible by law and that all of your required tax filings are completed on time and that your work is supported by a file that stands up to CRA audit and CGA Alberta practice inspection standards.

I work for you, not the government.

WHO ARE MY CLIENTS?

Many of my clients are Canadian small business owner-manager operations with sales between $100,000 to $10,000,000.

I am comfortable with, have experience with, and can staff engagements up to $100,000,000.

Some of our clients have sales less than $100,000.

Give me a call, I would like to work with you.

Tel: (780) 761-1115

HOW IS MY REGISTERED PUBLIC ACCOUNTING FIRM DIFFERENT FROM ANOTHER ACCOUNTING BUSINESS?

  • I have been working in public accounting since February 1996. I have worked in Nunavut, Northwest Territories, British Columbia, Alberta and Ontario.
  • I am registered and approved to operate as a public accounting firm by CGA Alberta and the Regulated Accounting Profession Act.
  • I have my ticket just like a plumber, welder, or electrician and that ticket is my Canadian recognized CGA accounting designation.
  • I had to apprentice for 36 months or 5,400 hours.
  • I am required to have a university degree with numerous courses in taxation, accounting and finance.
  • I have taken specialized tax courses through CGA Alberta so that I can practice for the public.
  • My firm is subject to practice inspection by CGA Alberta; and, I have passed my practice inspections with CGA Alberta.
  • I am required to spend 40 hours per year on training and education updates.
  • I am required to have professional liability insurance.
  • I am governed by the CGA Canada rules of professional conduct.
  • I am required to maintain access to a computerized database of accounting and tax regulations that I query to search for best practices.