Roland Monette, CPA, CGA
Roland Monette , CPA, CGA
Partner
- Phone: 306-297-3888
- Email: [email protected]
- Fax: 306-297-2128
Roland Monette, CPA, CGA, is a Partner in MNP’s Shaunavon office. A member of the firm’s Assurance Services group, Roland assists clients with tax, estate and financial planning and advises on a broad range of business-related issues.
With more than 35 years of experience working with owner-managed businesses and agricultural operations, Roland understands the challenges and opportunities of doing business in today’s market. Drawing on his wealth of knowledge, Roland works closely with each client to understand their business and personal goals so he can tailor solutions that position them for success today and tomorrow.
Roland delivers personal and corporate tax services, helps individuals and business owners with estate planning and works with individuals and couples to plan for a successful financial future. Additionally, he analyzes and delivers solutions to complex cash flow problems, providing clients with peace of mind and a firm understanding on which to grow.
Designated a Certified General Accountant (CGA) in 1987, Roland is a graduate of the University of Saskatchewan, where he earned a Bachelor of Commerce degree. Outside of work, he is a director on the board of the South West Terminal and a member of the Elks Club and Knights of Columbus.
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Confidence
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