A History Of Accounting Excellence

Morrow Marsh & Company is a team of Certified General Accountants with a combined experience of over 70 years in public practice.

Robert F. Morrow, CGA

Robert F. Morrow, CGA, began his accounting career in 1990 in the public practice accounting field. Throughout his accounting career, he has focused his practice on providing a variety of accounting and tax-related services to small businesses (incorporated and proprietorships), individuals and non-residents.

Roy Marsh, CA, CGA

Roy Marsh began his accounting career in 1983 in London, U.K. After arriving in Canada in 1989, Roy obtained his Canadian CA designation in 1992. He has extensive experience in the field of auditing, working with not-for-profit organizations, and has provided services to owner-managed businesses and individuals regarding accounting and taxation issues. Roy is a past chairman of the Kitsilano Chamber of Commerce, and currently serves on the disciplinary committee of CGA-BC.

Robert G. Morrow, FCGA (retired)

Robert G. Morrow received his CGA degree in 1951. Robert is a John Leslie award winner who has made numerous contributions to the accounting and business communities during his distinguished career. He was a founding member and director of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, a past member and director of the Canadian Council for Fair Taxation, a Western Canada representative for the annual world small-and-medium-size business symposium, and served on the City of Vancouver's Economic Advisory Council.

PERSONAL INCOME TAX RETURNS

"Canadians who file their income tax and benefit returns electronically, or who do not file information slips and receipts with their paper-filed returns, should keep their tax records on hand in case they are contacted by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)." More info from the CRA

HARMONIZED SALES TAX

In July of 2009 the British Columbia government announced its intention to harmonize its retail system and adopt the Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) effective July 1, 2010. The harmonized sales tax in B.C. will be 12 per cent, the lowest for the provinces that have agreed to combine their provincial sales taxes with the GST.