PRIVATE CONSULTATION · BY REQUEST
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For business owners, families, and their advisors facing significant CRA exposure, HST/GST audit risk, tax concerns inside a business sale, real estate complexity, cash-intensive operations, or family enterprise governance decisions. Contact is by WhatsApp only: +1-647-510-8878.
Engagements are selective
Engagements are selective and personally handled. This practice acts on complex matters with significant exposure — CRA audits and reassessments, HST/GST risk, pre-exit and business sale questions, real estate tax complexity, cash-intensive operations, and family enterprise governance. Routine filing, bookkeeping, and payroll are not handled through this site; work of that kind deserves a conventional accounting relationship.
THE REQUEST · CHOOSE A TIME
Request a private consultation
Pick a time on the calendar below and it is held for you. The call reaches Muib Khan directly; there is no call centre and no intake team.
Prefer to speak first? Book a thirty-minute introductory call, or open the private line on WhatsApp with a short reference message.
Before you send
What to know first
- Submitting this request does not make you a client, and no professional-client relationship is created by this form or by WhatsApp correspondence. An engagement begins only when an engagement letter has been signed.
- Do not include confidential details at this stage — no Social Insurance Numbers, account numbers, or CRA correspondence. A secure exchange for documents is arranged once an engagement is in place.
- Communications with an accountant are generally not protected by legal privilege in Canada. Where privilege is important, legal counsel is engaged first and the advisory work is structured accordingly — a point addressed early in serious matters.
Personally answered. Typically within business hours.
FREQUENT QUESTIONS
Questions before you reach out
Should I talk to a CRA auditor without an advisor?
- You are not required to. Representation is a legal right — a taxpayer may authorize an advisor to deal with the Canada Revenue Agency on their behalf, and CRA's own Taxpayer Bill of Rights confirms it. Speaking with an auditor informally, before the facts are organized, is one of the most common ways a manageable file becomes a difficult one: casual answers become part of the record and shape the rest of the CRA audit. It is reasonable, and entirely normal, to tell an auditor that an advisor will be in contact before any substantive discussion takes place.
What happens after I submit this request?
- It is read personally — there is no call centre and no intake team. The reply comes by WhatsApp, typically within business hours, to arrange a short private conversation about the situation: what has happened, what is at stake, and what the timeline demands. No documents are requested at that stage. If the matter is a fit, the next step is a structured assessment; if it is not, that is said plainly, with a pointer toward a more suitable kind of help where possible.
Is what I send through this form confidential?
- Inquiries are treated as confidential and handled in line with the privacy policy. Two cautions still apply. First, leave out sensitive identifiers at this stage — no Social Insurance Numbers, account numbers, or CRA correspondence; a secure exchange for documents is arranged once an engagement is in place. Second, communications with an accountant are generally not protected by legal privilege in Canada. Where privilege matters — and in serious disputes it often does — legal counsel is brought into the structure early, and that question is addressed at the outset.
Do you prepare routine tax returns or handle bookkeeping?
- Not through this site. The mandates here are advisory: significant CRA exposure, HST/GST audit risk, business sale and real estate tax questions, cash-intensive operations, and family enterprise governance. Routine return preparation, bookkeeping, and payroll deserve a conventional accounting relationship. Where routine compliance work supports a broader advisory mandate, it can be coordinated within that engagement.
I am a lawyer, banker, or M&A advisor referring a client. How should I reach out?
- Use this form and select “Professional referral of a client matter” — it is the intended channel for referring professionals, particularly where firm policy restricts WhatsApp. Describe the situation in general terms only; no client-identifying detail is needed to start the conversation. Referral matters are handled with the discretion a professional introduction deserves, and the referring advisor stays involved to the extent the client wishes.
There is a CRA deadline — how quickly should I raise it?
- Immediately, and say so in the timeline field. A Notice of Reassessment starts a 90-day objection window that runs from the notice's mailing date — not from the day it was opened or first understood. If that window has already closed, an application for more time may be available within the following 12 months, but nothing about it is automatic. Deadline matters are prioritized: the earlier the file is structured, the more options remain open.