Killarney
Office Information
PO Box 550 501 Broadway Killarney, MB, R0K 1G0
- Phone : 204-523-4633
- Fax : 204-523-4538
MNP’s Killarney office takes pride in servicing the community and helping businesses and organizations find further success. National in scope, local in focus, we look forward to being apart of this thriving community for years to come.
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Patti Bell, CPA, CA, is Regional Managing Partner for Southern Manitoba as well as a Business Advisor in MNP’s Assurance and Accounting Services group. Working out of the Brandon office, Patti delivers solutions and advice to agricultural producers, agricultural businesses and private companies in industries such as manufacturing, helping them achieve their goals.
Patti’s focus includes reviews and compilations, personal and corporate income tax planning and compliance, succession planning and consulting on a broad range of business issues. Her clients rely on her insight and business knowledge to help them in all areas, including marketing, human resources and risk management.
An excellent communicator, Patti is skilled at making complex concepts easy to understand. Personable and highly approachable, she works closely with clients, getting to know them and their businesses so she can tailor solutions and advice to their unique situations.
Patti has a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Manitoba and is a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA), qualifying as a Chartered Accountant (CA) in 1999. Patti is a current board member for CancerCare Manitoba.
Our Killarney Office
Insights
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COVID-19 Response Plan - Support for Canadians - Federal Government
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Progress
February 23, 2021
Middle Market M&A Update - Q4 2020
Aggregate deal value for the quarter increased to $4 billion across 66 transactions. By comparison Q3 totalled $3.5 billion in aggregate deal value across 54 disclosed transactions. Increased deal volumes suggests that investor sentiment is increasingly positive, especially as the vaccine roll-out commences and economic normalization is expected.
