North York Accountant
North York accountant, from the Eglinton office
Amir Rosenthal works with businesses in North York. The practice is based at Yonge–Eglinton in midtown Toronto.
North York clients, from Eglinton
North York is part of the service area. The office is at110 Eglinton Ave W, Suite 401, Toronto, ON M4R 1A3, a short run down Yonge Street from North York Centre, with Line 1 connecting the two.
For many private companies in Willowdale, York Mills, Don Mills, or along the 401, that is a practical arrangement: year-end and tax work with a CPA who also practises as aCBV when a transaction or dispute appears.
What North York clients typically need
- Accounting and corporate tax for private companies
- A Toronto-based advisor who already understands private-company files
- Valuation or deal support without assembling a new team from scratch
The practice also serves clients across Ontario from this Toronto office. See Toronto accountant andOntario accountant. Buying or selling is covered under buying a business andselling a business.
Common questions
Is there an accountant’s office in North York?
Amir Rosenthal practises from 110 Eglinton Ave W, Suite 401, Toronto, at Yonge–Eglinton, south of North York Centre. North York businesses are served from that office by appointment, phone, and video.
Why would a North York business use a midtown Toronto accountant?
Yonge–Eglinton is a short trip on Yonge Street from much of North York. Many owners already come midtown for banking, legal, and other advisors. Meetings can also be by phone or video.
What work is available to North York companies?
The same practice as for Toronto clients: accounting and tax, business valuation, and support on buying or selling a company. Forensic and litigation files are taken on where they fit.
How do North York clients meet?
Meetings can be held at the Eglinton Avenue West office, by video, or by phone. Call 416-955-0637 or email amirrosenthal@grunco.com to arrange a complimentary introductory discussion.
Complimentary discussion
Call or email. A short first conversation is usually enough to see if the work belongs here.