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October 16, 2017 by Daniel Longlade
Manufacturing | Private Sector Consulting | Audit & Accounting | Tax Advisory | Actuarial Services | 

Collins Barrow SNT wins two Readers’ Choice Awards

Sudbury, ON – Collins Barrow SNT is delighted to have been named the winner of two Sudbury Star Readers’ Choice Awards.

Marking the second consecutive year the firm has received such accolades, Collins Barrow SNT was recently awarded “Best Accounting Firm” and “Best Bookkeeping Service.”

“It’s a proud moment for the entire team,” says Collins Barrow SNT managing partner, Dan Longlade. “As a firm, we are dedicated to providing exceptional service and value to our clients, and we’re honoured to be recognized for these efforts.” 

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