Financial Advisor/Accountant in Tororonto
Hi guys! Anyone know of a really good financial advisor or an accountant in Toronto that has experience dealing with dancer incomes and taxes? I'm trying to get ahead for next year's taxes so I know if I have to put away money to pay my taxes next April.
Re: Financial Advisor/Accountant in Tororonto
what area are you in, or what club do you work at?
I've heard that at Whiskey in Vaughan they have a guy who I think is a part owner that helps the girls out and actually does a really good job...
My CA is in Orangeville, though he is not a financial advisor... just does taxes.
Re: Financial Advisor/Accountant in Tororonto
I'm right downtown Toronto and looking for someone to do my taxes as well as someone who can give me advice on investing and so on. It would be really nice to use someone who has experience with dancer incomes.
Re: Financial Advisor/Accountant in Tororonto
My advice would be to find someone that really is eager to help and able to do a good job first and foremost over someone that has experience with dancer incomes...
Let's face it, every accountant has self employed / cash income clients... and being a dancer you are no different in this regard.
And when you say that you want advice on 'investing and so on', you must know how much investment advice you want from this Accountant/Financial Advisor... Do you want them to make investment decisions for you, or rather give you investment advice as towards you making your own investments and hence your tax consequences.
For example: My accountant would never evaluate the stocks that I buy... He thinks my investment strategy is crazy. Though, he does have alot to offer with regards to saving strategies, investing in Real Estate, financing, and buying a business- which is what I intend to save up for during my dancing career. For me, that is all I want. He gave me the heads up on how to accumulate over $2M in assets relatively quick and what business to put that into that will approximately replace that money once every year (an expected 100% aror- relatively high risk as it's in a small business). That has become my savings goal. As for investing in stocks, that is my chosen method to preserve capital. I've done it since I was a young kid and will continue to do so as it is within my level of competence.