Crystal Lafontaine

Tax Manager

About Crystal

Crystal is a proficient professional dedicated to simplifying the complexities of tax management for personal and business clients. Serving as the primary contact with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), Crystal adeptly assists clients in navigating the intricacies of tax compliance. Beyond client interactions, Crystal specializes in the meticulous preparation of complex personal and estate income tax returns. A natural mentor, Crystal takes pride in training and guiding junior personal income tax preparers and new T1 tax administration staff, contributing to the growth and expertise of the team. With a focus on both client satisfaction and professional development, Crystal brings a holistic approach to the world of tax advisory.

Services

Quick Facts

Professional Expertise

  • Client communications while assisting them with CRA
  • Personal / Estate Tax
  • Mentorship Personal Income Tax Staff (T1 season)

Affiliations

  • Board of Directors for NCMHA (Nickel Centre Minor Hockey Association)

Education & Certifications

Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada (2023) – In-Depth Tax Program (3 yrs)

Cambrian College (2005) – Business Administration, Accounting (3 yrs)

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