Be Careful with any accountant. Allan seems more convincing with open policies of communication. But don't get trapped. The best thing is to seek advise from multiple accountants instead of getting stuck with one accountant. Always contact Revenue Canada for advise before making a choice. Because it is Revenue Canada that is going to review your T2 corporate returns when audit happens. Allan is only a chartered accountant not a corporate lawyer, he cannot understand complex tax laws. I consulted him in past ( paid consultation ). His views are conflicting some other accountants or other responses in forums. His views on CCA for vehicle use to incorporated businesses is rising suspicions. The only thing I appreciate him is he is open to give tax advises on hourly basis to anyone which many Chartered Accountants do not want. So be careful..he never commits on paper for paid consultations, he never asks for reviewing any of your company details, you ask questions he answers within that time frame. He is very rigid if you ask for little clarification even if that is clarified as the final one for helping. Some one asked him about an error happened his return 10 years ago, he says he will involve few accountants from his office at the hourly rate. Can Revenue Canada allow you to make changes to your T2 returns for more than 3 years?, no then why he is saying that. It is only money sucking business. Be careful...