Natalie Langois

Manager

About Natalie

Joining Freelandt Caldwell Reilly in 2007, Natalie manages a variety of small to medium sized clients. Earning a Bachelor of Commerce Degree locally from Laurentian University, Natalie began her career in Sudbury in 1991.

For over two decades, Natalie has remained passionate about helping her clients understand their options, working to resolve their business issues. She is so comfortable in this role that she now serves as a mentor for the Canadian Youth Business Foundation where she advises young entrepreneurs with their business start-ups.

Natalie provides a wide range of services including financial statement preparation, review engagements, corporate and personal taxation and tax planning, computerized bookkeeping and CRA consulting.

Quick Facts

Professional Expertise

  • CRA Consulting
  • Tax Planning
  • Corporate Taxation
  • Financial Statement Preparation
  • Review Engagements
  • Personal Taxation
  • Computerized Bookkeeping

Education & Certifications

Laurentian University (1991) – B. Com.

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