Jim McEvoy, CPA (NY)

Jim McEvoy

Jim McEvoy , CPA (NY)

Partner - U.S. Corporate Tax

Jim is a Partner with MNP’s Tax Services team in Calgary and the National Director of the firm’s U.S. Corporate Tax Services group. With more than two decades of experience, Jim helps clients establish and grow their U.S. businesses, as well as develop proactive and pragmatic solutions to complex U.S. tax issues.

Jim works closely with clients in a wide variety of sectors, including oil and gas (oilfield services, exploration and production, and midstream), IT, manufacturing, retail and distribution, real estate, and professional services. He advises clients on tax-efficient structuring as they start and manage businesses in the U.S. He helps clients with federal and state tax planning, and advises on financing structures, due diligence, and mergers and acquisitions.

Jim is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA, New York).


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