Nathan Bratt, CPA auditor

Nathan Bratt

Nathan Bratt , CPA auditor

Associate, Assurance and Accounting

Nathan Bratt, CPA, is a Partner in MNP’s Taxation Services group in Montreal. Committed to his clients’ success, Nathan delivers customized solutions in tax planning, estate planning and corporate reorganizations to companies in a range of industries, including real estate, fitness and entertainment.

Nathan has more than four decades of experience and was a senior partner of WSBG, which merged with MNP January 1, 2011. He works closely with clients to gain an in-depth understanding of their business and personal goals, allowing him to more effectively meet their needs. His services include personal and corporate tax audits as well as assistance with litigation.

Drawing on his wealth of financial and business insight, Nathan’s clients rely on him to anticipate tax issues before they arise and deliver solutions that minimize taxes while ensuring their compliance obligations are met. Nathan is especially adept at developing tailored solutions that fit perfectly with the organization’s structure and strategic goals.

Nathan was designated a Chartered Professional Accountant  in 1967 and received the Trust and Estate Practitioner (TEP) designation in 1999. He has a Bachelor of Commerce degree from Sir George Williams University. Committed to his profession, he has lectured in McGill’s advanced Tax Curriculum.


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