Swainson Alexander

Our knowledgeable accounting, tax and business advisors are always ready to help you with your unique situations. Whether you're a startup, an established business, or an individual needing assistance with a personal income tax situation, you're going to get an unparalleled level of attention and care from our experienced accounting staff.

No matter what your circumstances, we are always available to provide the advice you need to hear on your accounting, tax or business questions. Having practiced in Red Deer as a partner since 1982, Ken has over 30 years of experience and a wealth of knowledge with which he serves his clients.

Ken has a significant specialization with businesses in the buying/selling sectors as well as start-ups and enjoys the trusted relationships that he maintains with his long-term clients.When looking to grow the firm, Ken feels clients are looking for their advisors to go that 'extra' mile and be willing to provide answers in terms the client can understand.

Looking for an Accountant in Red Deer and Central Alberta? Look no further, Swainson Alexander LLP are your go-to accounting, business and tax advisors. We are here whether you are an individual looking for accounting and tax advice, a business owner looking for assistance with your corporation/proprietorship/partnership or a not-for-profit/charity executive director or board member looking for a cost effective accounting or audit solutions.

At Swainson Alexander LLP we offer a wide range of corporate accounting services built on the principle that every business has its own set of unique characteristics and circumstances and challenges. This principle drives us to get to know you and your business so that we can provide advice and solutions suited to your exact needs.

At Swainson Alexander LLP personal tax preparation is just one small part of the personal income tax accounting services we offer in Red Deer. We put in the extra effort to help you to comprehensively understand and better manage your personal accounting and tax circumstances.

The failure to report an amount to be included in income will result in an automatic penalty of 20% (combined Federal and Alberta tax) on the amount where there has been a previous failure in the last three years?The CRA matches information in their system to your personal tax return. It is important that if you come across information that should have been included in your personal tax return, you address the issue right away.