Habesha accounting & tax services in Toronto

5 verified businesses in Toronto

Tax season and year-round bookkeeping for Toronto's Habesha community run through a handful of verified accountants and tax services, from North York and Scarborough to Bloor West and Danforth Avenue.

The verified firms on this page handle personal taxes, small business bookkeeping, and filings. Contact a firm directly from its listing.

Abadir Tax and Business Ltd.
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Abadir Tax and Business Ltd.

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Tax and accounting firm helping small to mid-sized businesses across the GTA, including transportation, sales and service, professional services, and medical practices. Full bookkeeping, payroll, tax preparation and planning services, with a focus on keeping clients compliant.

2011 Lawrence Ave W, Unit 19, North York, ON M9N 3V3

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Abdulwassie Berhan
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Abdulwassie Berhan

BookkeepingPayrollTaxation

RPA, CPA, FCCA — Registered Professional Accountant

885 Progress Avenue, Suite 105, Scarborough, ON M1H 3G3

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Discount Income Tax Services
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Discount Income Tax Services

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Additional Contact Number: 416-841-1739. Tax preparation specialist with over 30 years of experience. Open and accessible year-round for all your tax needs

959 Bloor St. West, Toronto, ON M6H 1L7

English · Amharic · Tigrinya

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Hany Mehari Financial Services
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Hany Mehari Financial Services

Accounting & BookkeepingCorporate Income TaxPersonal Income Tax

Additional Contact Number: 416-693-4888

201 - 8 Sampson Mews North York, ON M3C 0H5

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Wado Tax Services
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Wado Tax Services

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Inside 4 Kilo Restaurant

2009 Danforth Ave, Toronto, ON M4C 1J7

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Frequently asked questions

When should I file my taxes in Canada?

Most individuals file by April 30. Self-employed filers have until June 15 to file, but any balance owed is still due April 30.

What should I bring to a tax appointment?

Your T4s and other income slips, receipts for deductions and credits, and last year's return if you have it.

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