Paul Innocente , CPA, CGA

Principal

About Paul

Paul has been working with entrepreneurs and business decision makers to deliver unique engineered tax solutions over the past two decades. He works with decision-makers, in a variety of industries, to maximize the potential of their organizations by creating proactive solutions that generate results. His responsibilities also include managing, co-coordinating and communicating the Firm’s tax work and resources while overseeing the administration of the Firm’s personal and corporate tax professionals.

Quick Facts

Professional Expertise

  • Corporate Tax
  • Commodity Tax Consultation
  • Estate Planning
  • Business Tax
  • Tax Legislation
  • Income Tax
  • Transaction Accounting
  • SR & ED Refund Claims

Education & Certifications

Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario (2012) – Chartered Professional Accountant

Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario (2007) – In-depth Tax Accreditation I, II and III

Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario (2002) – In-depth Provincial Sales Tax

Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario (2000) – In-depth Goods and Services Tax

Certified General Accountants of Canada (1990) – Certified General Accountant

Cambrian College (1987) – Honours Business Diploma

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Insights and resources

  • What Do the New U.S. Tariffs Mean for Northern Ontario?

    What Do the New U.S. Tariffs Mean for Northern Ontario?

    A new round of U.S. tariffs is imposing duties of up to 50% on billions in Canadian goods, but the impact on Northern Ontario is far from uniform. Critical minerals, the backbone of the region’s economy, remain excluded from the new measures. Learn more.

    Ian FitzPatrick shared this article

  • Northern Ontario Communities Recognized for Housing Success

    Northern Ontario Communities Recognized for Housing Success

    Greater Sudbury, Thunder Bay and North Bay have each earned a share of more than $2.3 million in provincial funding after surpassing their housing targets in 2025, a sign that Northern Ontario’s housing momentum is gaining ground. Learn more.

    Marc A. Boivin shared this article

  • More Than Mining: How Northern Ontario Is Building a Higher-Value Economy

    More Than Mining: How Northern Ontario Is Building a Higher-Value Economy

    Northern Ontario’s economic strategy is shifting, and for businesses in mining, manufacturing, and industrial services, the opportunity is significant. Instead of simply extracting and exporting raw resources, the region is keeping more of the value chain at home through advanced manufacturing, local processing, and innovation. Learn more.

    Dawn MacKelvie shared this article

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