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EK CPA Pro is a chartered professional accounting firm serving small business owners, trades operators, freelancers, professional practices and individuals across Durham Region. We work with clients in Whitby, Oshawa, Ajax, Pickering, Clarington and Bowmanville on personal tax (T1) and corporate tax (T2) preparation, bookkeeping, payroll, HST filings, incorporation, year-end financial statements, CRA audit support and owner-manager tax planning. Whether you're a Whitby HVAC contractor, an Oshawa medical practice, an Ajax family with rental income or a Pickering real estate investor, we help you reduce tax, stay compliant with the CRA and plan ahead. Book a free 15-minute call about any personal tax, business tax or incorporation questions
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70 Taunton Road East, L1R 3L5, Whitby, Canada
- (289) 985-0575
- hello@ekcpapro.com
- ekcpapro.com
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