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What makes Baker Tilly stand out from the rest? Our people and their commitment to great relationships, great conversations and great futures. Fortunately, getting to know the experts at Baker Tilly Windsor has never been easier. With our new profile series, you can get acquainted in the time it takes to drink your morning tea.
Laura Senay
Financial planner Laura Senay discusses her journey in the finance sector. She brings extensive financial knowledge and experience to Baker Tilly Windsor, helping clients achieve their financial planning goals.
Financial planner Hayko Kalktik shares insights into a 14-year finance career, including roles in banks and financial planning. Kalktik joined the Baker Tilly Windsor team to help clients achieve their financial planning goals.
“Coming from a small, boutique SR&ED firm, one thing that really stood out to me when I first started at Baker Tilly Windsor was the friendly staff and culture they’ve built.”
“I don’t see the $3 billion SR&ED market going away anytime soon. If anything, it will only grow. This area provides a wealth of opportunities for Canadian companies.”
“Having grown up in a family business, I understand how important such an enterprise can be to the entire family – especially the legacy it can create.”
“The future is bright, but it is also filled with change, disruption and convergence. In the years to come, I anticipate a mix of opportunity and challenge.”
“With the rise of e‑commerce and the sheer volume of transactions processed by businesses…there is a heightened need for skilled indirect tax professionals.”
"We have the best of both worlds. Not only do we have access to national and international resources, but we're also able to pivot quickly when faced with challenges or changes.”
"We work with the individuals behind each business, helping them solve problems that aren’t necessarily visible on a balance sheet or income statement.”
"My gut feeling is there will be lots of stimulus from the government to spur economic growth and we have the expertise to help our clients access these funds."
The government is proposing that the GST/HST on groceries and essential holiday items be fully relieved from Dec. 14, 2024 to Feb. 15, 2025. This proposal aims to provide financial assistance to all Canadians, particularly those who are struggling with rising costs of living during the holiday season.