Kevin Whynott

Senior Tax Manager

About Kevin

The tax implications of every decision are often at the forefront of concern for business owners and their management teams. As a Tax manager with over a decade of experience, Kevin leads and manages multiple tax engagements to deliver quality tax and advisory services to our clients.

Kevin is responsible for preparing , supervising, and reviewing corporate and personal taxation returns along with related filings, commodity tax solutions, assessments, reassessments, and notices of objection. Kevin’s diverse knowledge and experience in tax continues to further strengthen our tax team and firm as a whole.

Dedicated to the pursuit of continued learning, Kevin is a great resource in the firm and is always enthusiastic and eager to help clients solve the problem at hand. With a clear mind and a calm demeanour, Kevin collaborates with his tax practice colleagues to develop a holistic corporate tax planning approach for clients. These services are often complimented with the appropriate personal tax strategy for the business owner and other key
personnel.

Services

Quick Facts

Professional Expertise

  • Personal Taxation
  • Corporate Taxation

Education & Certifications

Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario (2017) – In-depth Tax Program

Cambrian College (2007) – Business Administration, Advanced Accounting Diploma

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