Certified General Accountants see more than just numbers....

We are there to help your business build strong financial practices and to take the worry out of taxes.

Who can call themselves an accountant?

Anyone can.  The use of the title ‘Accountant’ is not restricted but the use of an accounting designation is.

What sets designated accountants (CGA’s, CA’s and CMA’s) apart from non-designated accountants is they have to adhere to the high professional standards of their respective associations  The privilege to use an accounting designation is granted after many years of course study, rigorous exams and a required level of work experience. They must also participate in mandatory professional development courses to ensure their skills and knowledge are up to date.

A Certified General Accountant operating a public practice firm in British Columbia must be registered in public practice with the CGA Association of BC. Each firm is subject to a mandatory practice review every three years to ensure the quality of the work meets the high standards expected by the public. A public practice accountant must also carry liability insurance. For more information, please examine the CGA Association of BC website.

Let us worry about the numbers, hire a CGA!

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