Dino Moretta , CPA, CGA

Senior Tax Manager

About Dino

Dino has always held an affinity for numbers, a quality he draws on daily as a Senior Manager in Freelandt Caldwell Reilly’s tax practice. Passionate in building strong communities, Dino leverages his tax expertise to help organizations navigate the tumultuous environment of personal and corporate taxation. In doing so, he hopes to affect positive change in local markets, as successful organizations continue to provide gainful employment to Sudburians, while re-investing in Northern Ontario.

Investigative by nature, Dino is committed to being a life-long learner, a quality that he pursues both personally and professionally. It is this dedication that propels him to challenge the boundaries of his understanding, developing acumen to know, appreciate, and implement what it takes to become the consummate professional.

As a tax professional, Dino has amassed a diverse portfolio of specialized experience. With extended terms in the investment banking industry and with governmental agencies, he has sharpened the skills required to provide FCR tax clients with the prerequisite insight to succeed.

Services

Quick Facts

Professional Expertise

  • Accounting
  • Corporate Taxation
  • Personal Taxation

Education & Certifications

Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario (2018) – In-Depth Tax Course

Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario (2014) – Chartered Professional Accountant

Certified General Accountants Association of Ontario (1998) – Certified General Accountant

Laurentian University (1997) – B. Comms

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