Abid Manzoor is a distinguished Tax, Accounting and Finance professional with over 16 years of experience spanning accounting, wealth management, financial advisory, and tax implications. As Managing Partner and Head of Tax planning, Corporate Structuring, Corporate taxes (Small business taxes), Bookkeeping and Personal Taxes at Webtaxonline., Abid Manzoor brings a unique combination of academic rigor and practical expertise to his role, supporting clients with insightful tax and financial solutions. With a B.com, along with M.B.A.
Decades of combined knowledge and professional experience supporting individuals and businesses with accounting, taxation, and financial matters.
Helping small businesses manage their accounting, tax requirements, compliance, and financial needs with practical solutions.
Extensive experience preparing personal and corporate tax returns while helping clients meet their filing and compliance requirements.
Supporting clients across Canada, the United States, and internationally with accounting and tax-related needs.
Experience working with businesses across retail, professional services, restaurants, construction, healthcare, startups, and other industries.
Extensive experience assisting clients with Canadian-U.S. tax filings, foreign income, non-resident tax matters, and other cross-border requirements.
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Abid Manzoor is QuickBooks Certified ProAdvisor, with expertise in using QuickBooks to support business accounting, bookkeeping, financial reporting, and day-to-day financial management.
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