Toronto Accountant
Toronto accountant at Yonge–Eglinton
Amir Rosenthal, CPA, CA, LPA, CBV, CFF, practises from Suite 401 at 110 Eglinton Ave W—midtown Toronto, steps from Eglinton station.
A midtown Toronto CPA office
The office sits at 110 Eglinton Ave W, Suite 401, Toronto, ON M4R 1A3, in the Yonge–Eglinton corridor. Year-end, corporate tax, and the ordinary questions that come with running a private company are the day-to-day work for Toronto owners who already come midtown for banking, legal, and other advisors.
When a file needs a formal value (a purchase, a sale, a shareholder issue, a freeze), the same person can take it up as aChartered Business Valuator. Forensic accounting is available when a dispute or investigation requires it.
Who meets at this office
Toronto companies and start-up teams that want an accountant at Yonge–Eglinton rather than a remote-only arrangement.
- Incorporated businesses based in midtown and across Toronto
- Founders who have outgrown bookkeeping-only support
- Shareholders thinking about buying or selling
North York clients are served from the same Eglinton office—seeNorth York accountant. For the province-wide framing, seeOntario accountant.
Common questions
What kind of Toronto accountant is this practice?
Amir Rosenthal is a Chartered Professional Accountant practising from midtown Toronto. Day-to-day work is accounting and tax, with business valuation and forensic accounting when a transaction, dispute, or investigation requires it.
Where is the Toronto office?
The office is at 110 Eglinton Ave W, Suite 401, Toronto, ON M4R 1A3, in the Yonge–Eglinton / midtown area, a short walk from Eglinton station. Appointments can be arranged by phone or email.
Do you only work with companies inside the old City of Toronto?
No. The practice is based at Yonge–Eglinton and serves clients across Ontario, including North York and the Greater Toronto Area. North York businesses meet at the same Eglinton office.
How do I start a conversation?
Call 416-955-0637 or email amirrosenthal@grunco.com. Introductory discussions are complimentary.
Complimentary discussion
Call or email. A short first conversation is usually enough to see if the work belongs here.