The team, distinguished by awards, possesses more than 45 years of collective experience, establishing their expertise in the domain. Catering to a varied clientele across multiple sectors, they have consistently showcased their capacity for delivering outstanding outcomes. We understand the requisites, so feel free to depend on us!
At Ali & Associates, CPAs, we take pride in the peace of mind our extensive experience offers. We are committed to fostering long-term relationships, understanding that peace of mind enhances quality of life. Our aim is to utilize our wealth of experience to deliver the most thorough, prompt, and detailed advice. Feel free to entrust us with your concerns, and we will ensure your peace of mind.
Six specialist services, led by a CPA who completed every level of CPA Canada's In-Depth Tax Course. From corporate structures to CRA disputes, you get one team that sees the whole picture.
Explore Tax ServicesWe are a premier accounting firm, delivering innovative, effective, and superior quality accounting, tax, and business advisory services. This begins with establishing a brand synonymous with the tranquility that accompanies the assurance of having your accounting and tax planning managed by proficient hands.
Ali & Associates, CPAs stands out as one of the preeminent accounting firms in the Lower Mainland. Advisory, review and audit, including the specialist audits other firms turn away.
Explore AccountingTax strategies implemented by A&A, particularly in the context of loss-consolidations, saved us thousands of dollars. We are extremely happy with their service and would recommend them any day.CEO, Group of Wholesale Food Companies
We usually do not leave reviews, but this is one of those exceptions. We moved our books for one of our companies from a national accounting firm and since then, all our companies are solely in the capable hands of A&A.AT and RK, Partners of a prominent real estate group of BC
Azmat has proven to be an invaluable ally to our company. The challenges of operating as a US-owned entity have been significant, but A&A has consistently provided support and guidance throughout my 14 years of being a CAN-US operated business.AC
The A&A team is outstandingly attentive, highly skilled, and a delight to collaborate with. Their expertise gives me the peace of mind that our finances are being expertly managed. They're simply the best!President, Commercial Construction Group of Companies
Been with Azmat and his team right out of med school and never looked back! Their expertise has enabled us to operate clinics in BC and Ontario. Looking forward to expanding the practice further with their help and guidance.MA
Real files, real responsibility, and a mentor who has completed every level of CPA Canada's In-Depth Tax Course.
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Utilize innovative tax planning techniques to optimize finances within legal boundaries. Explore deductions, credits, and tactics to boost flexibility and move towards success. These strategies can cut costs and enhance financial health.
Our firm caters to all significant sectors of the economy, including healthcare, mining, real estate development, and transportation, with a diverse and seasoned team of tax advisors.
ExploreGuidance for charities and non-profit organizations, from registration through ongoing tax compliance.
ExploreExpert advice on the tax side of buying, selling and restructuring a business.
ExplorePlans that look after your family and keep your business in good hands for the next generation.
ExploreFew accountants in Canada complete the full course. Here is what 468 hours of advanced study means for you.
Business owner, investor, family or executive: pick your situation and see how a specialist helps.
The common federal deadlines for the year, and a countdown to the next one.
Structure first, tax second. We design the corporate structure, then the transactions that move through it, so growth, succession and sale are planned rather than discovered.
Our firm caters to all significant sectors of the economy, including healthcare, mining, real estate development and transportation, with a diverse and seasoned team of tax advisors.
Share exchanges, amalgamations, wind-ups and holding company structures, planned so the tax cost is understood before anything is signed.
Tax-efficient structuring for buying, merging and combining businesses, from the first term sheet to closing.
Preparing a business or a division for sale and structuring how the proceeds reach its owners.
The tax treatment of debt, equity and hybrid instruments used to fund growth.
The mix of salary, dividends, bonuses and share-based pay that balances personal and corporate tax.
Dividends, shareholder loans and capital dividends: getting value out of a corporation in the right order.
Cross-border structures for Canadian companies that sell, hire or invest abroad.
Your goals, your owners, your entities and the year-end picture.
Competing structures compared with real numbers, not rules of thumb.
Documents, elections and filings, coordinated with your lawyer.
An annual review as the law and your business change.
Value is made or lost in the structure, usually years before a buyer appears.
New owners change the tax picture. Plan the entry and the exit together.
Surplus cash inside a corporation can be put to work. The way it is held matters.
General information, not tax or accounting advice. Every situation is different, so please speak with us before you act.
Guidance for charities and non-profit organizations, from registration through ongoing tax compliance, so your energy goes to the mission rather than the paperwork.
Charities, societies and non-profits follow tax rules that are quite different from those for a business. Getting the foundations right at the start avoids expensive corrections later.
Setting up a non-profit organization correctly, and keeping the tax-exempt position it relies on.
Preparing the application to become a registered charity, and understanding what the status requires of you afterwards.
Tax and structuring advice when your organization buys, holds or develops property.
Borrowing, grants and restricted funds, with attention to how each is treated for tax.
Official donation receipts that meet the rules, including gifts of property.
Annual filings such as the T3010 for registered charities and the T1044 for qualifying non-profits.
Your purpose, your governing documents and how money moves.
The right status and the right application, prepared once.
Receipts, annual returns and records that stand up to review.
Support for new projects, property and funding as you grow.
Choose the structure and status that fit your mission before the first donation arrives.
Gifts of property and restricted funding carry specific tax and receipting rules.
Clean records and a prepared response turn a review into a routine matter.
General information, not tax or accounting advice. Every situation is different, so please speak with us before you act.
Expert advice on the tax side of buying, selling and restructuring a business. We are in the room early, so the structure is settled before the price is.
The same transaction can carry very different tax outcomes depending on how it is structured. We model the alternatives and recommend the route that serves you best.
Selling or buying shares of a corporation, including how the purchase price is allocated and paid.
Financing a purchase so that interest and repayment terms work for both sides.
Tax structuring for the buyer: asset purchase or share purchase, and what each means afterwards.
Combining companies with the tax attributes preserved, wherever the rules allow.
Acquisition, development and disposition of property held personally or through a corporation.
A tax review of the target business to find exposures before they become yours.
Moving cash and assets out of a corporation, with the tax cost known in advance.
The deal, the parties and what each side wants from it.
Asset or share, rollover or taxable: the numbers side by side.
Tax terms that protect you in the agreement.
Elections, filings and a clean opening position afterwards.
Know what you inherit. A tax review of the target is cheaper than a reassessment.
The price on the table is not the cash in your pocket. Structure decides the difference.
Moving assets between entities can be tax-neutral if it is done in the right order.
General information, not tax or accounting advice. Every situation is different, so please speak with us before you act.
Plans that look after your family and keep your business in good hands for the next generation. We design the tax side and work alongside your lawyer on the legal documents.
A good estate plan is quiet. It reduces tax, avoids delay and lets the people you care about know what to expect. It is also something that is far easier to build while everything is calm.
The tax thinking behind a will, coordinated with the lawyer who prepares the document.
Making sure financial decisions can be made if you are unable to make them.
Family, discretionary and testamentary trusts: when they help, and what they cost to run.
Reducing probate fees and delay through ownership and beneficiary choices.
What happens to registered plans at death, and how to avoid a surprise tax bill.
Gifts during life or through the estate, structured for the largest tax benefit.
Handing the business to the next generation, or to a buyer, on terms that are fair and tax-aware.
Your family, your wishes and the assets involved.
A plan that balances tax, control and fairness.
Your lawyer, your financial planner and us, on one page.
Revisited after life events and law changes.
Succession takes years to do well. Start while you still have choices.
Clear instructions prevent disputes at the worst possible time.
Terminal returns and estate filings have strict deadlines. We can guide the executor.
General information, not tax or accounting advice. Every situation is different, so please speak with us before you act.
When the Canada Revenue Agency writes, you do not have to face it alone. We represent you, communicate on your behalf and keep the matter moving toward a fair outcome.
A letter from the CRA is usually manageable when it is answered correctly and on time. Representation means a calm, experienced professional handles the conversation for you.
Reviewing a notice of assessment or reassessment, and building the response that fits the facts.
Preparing records, answering requests and attending interviews so the audit stays focused.
Notices of objection and the appeal process, with supporting documents organized.
Correcting past filings before the CRA finds them, where the program's conditions allow.
What the CRA sent, what it is asking for and the deadline attached.
Respond, negotiate or object, with the reason for each choice.
With your authorization, we speak with the CRA for you.
Agreement, adjustment or appeal, and a plan to prevent a repeat.
Deadlines are short and replies are on the record. Call us first.
Correcting it voluntarily can be far better than being found out.
You have the right to object. We help you do it properly.
General information, not tax or accounting advice. Every situation is different, so please speak with us before you act.
Guidance for businesses and individuals whose plans cross the border. We help you expand, invest and relocate without tripping over the rules of two countries at once.
International activity brings more forms, more deadlines and more ways to pay tax twice. The right plan uses treaties and credits to your advantage.
Structuring ownership and income flows for people and companies with ties to more than one country.
Tax advice on foreign buyers, foreign targets and the structures that join them.
Entering a new market: branch or subsidiary, and what each means for tax and reporting.
Pricing between related companies in different countries, supported by the documentation tax authorities expect.
Using treaty relief to reduce withholding and avoid double taxation.
Where your people, assets and income sit today.
The structure that fits your goals in both countries.
Foreign property, withholding and information returns filed accurately.
Reviewed whenever you move, hire or invest abroad.
Know what creates a taxable presence before it creates a bill.
Residency changes trigger rules that deserve planning in advance.
Foreign holdings come with annual reporting, even when no tax is owing.
General information, not tax or accounting advice. Every situation is different, so please speak with us before you act.
CPA Canada's In-Depth Tax Course is a multi-year, advanced program for accounting professionals who want to specialize in Canadian income tax. Azmat Ali has completed all levels.
Three years of advanced, tax-only coursework on top of the CPA qualification.
The core of Canadian income tax, applied to real files.
Tax planning for owner-managed businesses and families.
Complex planning, cross-border issues and dispute resolution.
Source: CPA Canada In-Depth Tax Course program information. Program structure and hours reflect the current brochure and may differ from the version earlier cohorts completed. Topic lists are a summary, not the official syllabus. See cpacanada.ca for current details.
A general accountant files your return. A tax specialist designs the decision before it is made. Choose your situation.
There is a defined path. Knowing the steps, and the deadlines, is half the battle.
The CRA issues an assessment or reassessment that you disagree with.
File a notice of objection, generally within 90 days of the notice of assessment. Individuals may have longer.
An independent appeals officer at the CRA reviews the file and your submissions.
If still unresolved, you can appeal to the Tax Court of Canada, within its own deadline.
The CRA's Voluntary Disclosures Program lets taxpayers correct past errors or omissions. If accepted, it can reduce penalties and interest. It has conditions, and it only works if you come forward first.
Ask us if it appliesSources: Canada Revenue Agency pages on objections and the Voluntary Disclosures Program. Deadlines and eligibility change; confirm for your situation. General information, not tax advice.
Not every accountant does the same work. Here is where a tax specialist fits.
Records day-to-day transactions and keeps the books current.
Your books are accurate.
Prepares financial statements and personal and corporate returns.
Your returns are filed on time.
Plans transactions, structures ownership, resolves disputes and handles complex files.
Your tax is designed, not just reported.
Ali & Associates offers all three levels of service under one roof, led by a tax specialist.
The most common federal deadlines, and the next one coming up.
Filing due April 30. Self-employed individuals and their spouses generally have until June 15 to file, but any balance owing is still due April 30.
The T2 return is due six months after the fiscal year-end. Tax balances are generally due earlier, so planning begins before year-end.
Late filing and late payment penalties and interest add up quickly. If you are behind, contact us early.
Common federal dates shown; GST/HST filing frequency, instalment requirements and fiscal year-ends vary. Check canada.ca or ask us. General information, not tax advice.
Ali & Associates, CPAs stands out as one of the preeminent accounting firms in the Lower Mainland.
Capital for business owners, plus the routine and less complex matters, handled by a team of specialists.
ExploreAn audit engagement involves a thorough and systematic review of a company's financial records, systems, and controls.
ExploreReview engagements offer a limited level of assurance that a company's financial statements adhere to the applicable financial reporting framework.
ExploreES, SOPSOC, PTIB, non-profit, daycare, strata, Elections Canada, compliance, SOC, private company, real estate trust and brokerage audits.
Compilation, review and audit explained, with a quick guide to choosing the right one.
Not sure which engagement your lender or funder requires? Send us the agreement.
We help business owners raise the capital to grow, through lenders and through government funding, and we keep the everyday filings done well and on time.
Growing a business takes capital, and finding it is rarely simple. Our relationships with banks, credit unions, equipment financiers and private lenders, plus experience with federal, provincial and ministry grants, mean you start with introductions, not cold calls. Most businesses also spend more time on compliance than they would like. We take it off your desk with a team that knows every form, every slip and every deadline.
We prepare a lender-ready package of statements, projections and tax structure, then introduce you to banks, credit unions, equipment financiers and private lenders suited to your plan.
Finding, applying for and reporting on federal, provincial and ministry grants and funding programs, so you keep what you win.
Financial statements prepared from your records. A compilation provides no assurance, and users are told so.
Annual corporate returns prepared with attention to credits, losses and instalments.
Personal returns for owners, executives and families, including self-employment and rental income.
Returns for family, estate and other trusts.
Filings for partnerships and the slips that flow to each partner.
Periodic filings and remittances, kept current so penalties never arise.
T4, T4A, T5, T3, T5018 and T5013 slips prepared and filed.
We learn your business and collect last year's filings.
A calendar of due dates, assigned and tracked.
Statements, returns and slips prepared and reviewed.
A conversation about what the numbers are telling you.
Equipment, a new location, an acquisition or working capital: start with a file a lender will take seriously.
Statements for the bank, the owners or the tax return, produced by professionals.
Payroll, sales tax and slips on a schedule, handled for you.
General information, not tax or accounting advice. Every situation is different, so please speak with us before you act.
An audit is a thorough and systematic review of a company's financial records, systems and controls, ending in a formal opinion that lenders, regulators and owners can rely on.
We plan every audit around risk, so effort is spent where a misstatement would matter most, and we keep you informed from planning to the signed report.
Balances and transactions tested against supporting evidence.
How information flows through your business, and where errors could enter.
An understanding of the controls that protect your numbers, and recommendations to strengthen them.
Set before testing begins, so the work is aimed at what matters to a reader.
Confirmations, inventory counts and supporting documents.
An evaluation of whether the business can continue, and of events after year-end.
Reasonable assurance, issued under Canadian Auditing Standards (CAS).
Timetable, materiality and the risks that shape the work.
Where the statements could be misstated and how controls respond.
Third-party confirmations, observation and examination of documents.
Going concern, representations and the signed report.
Agreements often name an audit. A review will not meet that requirement.
Many grants and programs set audit requirements. See our specialist audits.
An independent audit gives owners and boards real comfort and useful findings.
General information, not tax or accounting advice. Every situation is different, so please speak with us before you act.
A review offers a limited level of assurance that financial statements adhere to the applicable financial reporting framework, at lower cost and effort than a full audit.
For many owner-managed businesses, a review is exactly the right level of comfort. We help you decide, and we check your agreements first so there are no surprises.
A step above a compilation, giving readers more confidence in the numbers.
Statements assessed against the applicable financial reporting framework, such as ASPE.
Questions and analysis, without testing internal controls.
The report says nothing came to our attention to suggest the statements are misstated.
Performed under CSRE 2400, with a scope and timeline suited to smaller organizations.
We confirm that a review satisfies your lender or shareholders.
Discussions with management and review of the records.
Trends and relationships compared with what we expect.
A clear conclusion and practical observations.
A review often satisfies owners who are not involved day to day.
Check the covenant wording first. We will read it with you.
A review is a sensible stepping stone toward an audit later.
General information, not tax or accounting advice. Every situation is different, so please speak with us before you act.
From BC independent school filings to federal election returns, we audit the sectors where the rules are specific and the deadlines are real.
Sources: BC Financial Services Authority (brokerage reporting requirements, Accountant's Report) and BC CPA guidance on the BCFSA trust report; BC Ministry of Education (independent school reporting: ES Audit and SOPSOC) and BC CPA guidance on those engagements; Elections Canada; BC CPA FAQ on reports on controls at service organizations; BC Private Training Institutions Branch policy and CPA summaries; BC Child Care Operating Funding Model manual; CHOA and Law for Non-Profits guidance on strata and society audits; CPA Canada standards. Requirements change and depend on your agreements and governing documents. General information, not advice.
Audit, review and compilation are three different promises about your financial statements. Here is how they differ, what an engagement involves, and how to choose.
The more assurance a reader needs, the more work the accountant must do and document.
No assurance. We present your information as financial statements. Standard: CSRS 4200.
Limited assurance. Inquiry and analysis show whether anything suggests the statements need to change. Standard: CSRE 2400.
Reasonable assurance. Evidence is gathered and tested before we give an opinion. Standards: CAS.
An audit follows a disciplined sequence, so the opinion rests on evidence.
We learn your business, agree the timetable and set materiality, the size of error that would matter to a reader.
We identify where the statements could be misstated and how your internal controls respond.
We confirm balances with third parties, observe inventory, test transactions and examine supporting documents.
We evaluate going concern and subsequent events, obtain management's representations and issue the report.
The auditor's opinion falls into one of four categories.
The statements present fairly, in all material respects. This is the outcome most clients receive.
Fair, except for a specific matter that is material but not pervasive.
The statements are materially and pervasively misstated.
We could not obtain enough evidence to form an opinion.
Pick the closest situation. The right answer depends on who is reading your statements.
If a lending agreement names an audit, a review will not meet the requirement. Speak to us early so planning and fieldwork fit your lender's deadline.
Sources: standards named are from the CPA Canada Handbook: Canadian Auditing Standards (CAS), CSRE 2400 (review of historical financial statements) and CSRS 4200 (compilation). Requirements vary by agreement, legislation and entity type. General information, not advice; ask us about your situation.
Experience across the sectors our clients work in.
Our collaboration with a wide range of healthcare professionals, including family physicians, surgeons, specialist dentists, and pharmacists, equips us with the expertise to provide advice on the various challenges and opportunities faced by those in the healthcare field.
Our proficiency extends beyond the boundaries of conventional business domains, delving into diverse sectors, especially within every level of the educational industry, encompassing independent schools and private colleges.
The key to success for transportation companies lies in securing timely and effective financing for their essential equipment.
We are extensively engaged in real estate development projects of various scales, spanning from single-family residential developments to high-rise structures and commercial complexes.
From structural steel to custom metalwork, fabricators need sharp job costing, bonding-ready statements and equipment planning that keeps the shop running.
Cost accounting, inventory and equipment decisions decide what a manufacturer keeps. We build the numbers and the tax plan around your production floor.
Inventory turns, supplier terms and receivables set your cash flow. We give distributors and supply houses the clarity to grow without running short.
Job costing, holdbacks, subcontractors and payroll: practical support for electricians, framers, plumbers, concrete crews and every trade between.
Each industry has its own rules, regulators, lenders and calendar. Here is what we handle in the eight sectors where our clients are concentrated, and how our tax and assurance teams work together for them.
Doctors, dentists, pharmacists and clinic owners carry a different set of tax questions from other business owners. We have worked with healthcare professionals across the sector and know where the planning opportunities and the traps are.
A clinic owner should not need to be a tax expert. They should be able to treat patients.
Our proficiency extends to every level of the education sector, including BC independent schools and private colleges. Most of the reporting these organizations face is specific, dated and non-negotiable.
Deadlines in this sector are set by regulators. We plan the work backwards from them.
The key to success for transportation companies lies in securing timely and effective financing for their essential equipment. Clean financial statements, a sound structure and tax-aware equipment decisions all feed that goal.
Trucks earn money when they move. Paperwork should never be the reason they sit.
Real estate projects live and die by structure, timing and financing. We advise from the first land purchase through construction, sale and the distribution of profits.
A project is won or lost before the first shovel goes in. So is the tax outcome.
Steel fabricators carry heavy inventory, long job cycles and tight margins on a material whose price moves. Sound job costing and clean statements keep your bonding, credit line and tax planning on solid ground.
Steel is bought by the tonne and sold by the job. Your margin lives in how you cost it.
Manufacturers turn raw material into margin through scale, efficiency and timing. Costing, inventory and equipment decisions drive both profit and tax, and lenders expect statements that show it.
What you make is only half of what you earn. The rest is what you keep.
Distributors live on inventory turns, supplier terms and receivables. A small slip in any of the three shows up in cash flow fast. We help you see it early and finance growth on numbers a lender trusts.
Stock on the shelf is cash that cannot move. Know exactly how much you are holding.
Trades work on thin margins, long payment chains and holdbacks. Whether you are an owner-operator or a firm with crews, clear job records, correct worker classification and steady cash flow decide how well you do.
You are good with your hands. Let us handle the paperwork that keeps the crew paid.
Do not see your industry? Our approach travels well. Tell us about your business and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.
Talk to usUpdates from the Canada Revenue Agency, picked for business owners, professionals and families. We read them so you do not have to, and we tell you when one affects you.
Headlines are the CRA’s own, as published on the dates shown. Summaries are ours. Snapshot taken October 8, 2026.
How the CRA works to keep your tax information safe, and what it does when fraud is found.
Read on canada.caNew protections are coming to online return filing. Expect changes to how you sign in and file.
Read on canada.caBusiness owners will access Business Registration Online differently. Know what is changing before you need the service.
Read on canada.caPayment options for a balance you cannot pay in full, including the CRA’s Manage balance service.
Read on canada.caTips for a complete disability tax credit application, so it is processed sooner.
Read on canada.caThe program for correcting a past filing or reporting error before the CRA contacts you.
Read on canada.caFiling guidance for self-employed Canadians.
Read on canada.caScams and identity threats continue after filing season. A reminder to protect your information year-round.
Read on canada.caMany benefits and credits depend on a filed return, even when you owe nothing.
Read on canada.caWhat is new in the process for changing a return you have already filed.
Read on canada.caHow the Canada Carbon Rebate for Small Businesses is treated for tax.
Read on canada.caProposed legislation, budget measures and draft tax rules come from the Department of Finance Canada, then the CRA administers them. Follow them at the source, and ask us what they mean for your plans.
News releases, tax tips and enforcement notifications from the Canada Revenue Agency.
Open sourceFederal budget measures, tax legislation and proposals released for consultation.
Open sourceEvery tax tip the CRA has published, by year.
Open sourceGeneral information, not tax advice. Rules change, and your facts matter, so please speak with us before you act.
Ask us about a changeAzmat Ali is a distinguished Chartered Accountant (CA) with more than twenty years of experience in accounting. He specializes in assurance and tax and holds three prestigious accounting credentials: CA, CGA, and FCCA (UK). Azmat has also completed all levels of CPA Canada's In-Depth Tax Course.
He collaborates closely with business owners to provide them peace of mind. He prioritizes ethics and morality and is committed to delivering high-quality results.
Yes, and it is one of the things we enjoy most. Capital comes from more than one place, so we look at all of them. Over the years we have built working relationships with banks, credit unions, equipment financiers, private lenders and commercial mortgage brokers across BC. We also help clients find and apply for federal, provincial and ministry grants and funding programs, and we handle the reporting and compliance that many of them require. We start by learning what the money is for: equipment, working capital, an acquisition, a new location, a hire or a property. Then we shape your financial statements, projections and tax structure so a lender or funder sees a strong, credible file, and we introduce you to the people most likely to say yes. Where it helps, we sit in on the meetings and handle the follow-up questions. We do not lend money ourselves and cannot promise an approval or a grant, but a well-prepared file and a warm introduction change the odds.
Tax rules are complex and interconnected. Someone trained in depth can spot options, and risks, that are easy to miss in routine preparation.
Yes. We serve individuals and businesses across Metro Vancouver and beyond. Call 604.285.0786 or email info@aliassociates.ca.
Don't ignore it, and note the response deadline. Send us a copy as soon as possible so we can review it before you reply.
Often, yes. Depending on the facts, it may be an adjustment request or a voluntary disclosure. We can help you choose the right route.
This page provides general information only and is not tax advice. Tax rules change; speak to us about your situation.
We are a boutique CPA firm in Richmond, BC with more than 45 years of collective experience and a reputation built on tax. If you want real files, real responsibility and a mentor who has completed every level of CPA Canada's In-Depth Tax Course, we would like to meet you.
Tax, assurance and advisory files for owner-managed businesses, professionals and not-for-profits. You are in the work, not the photocopier queue.
Learn alongside Azmat Ali, CPA, CGA, CA, FCCA, who has more than 20 years in assurance and tax and has completed all levels of the In-Depth Tax Course.
Tax is our craft. Grow from compliance into planning, corporate reorganizations and the kind of advice that is rare in Canada.
Work directly with senior people and with clients, so you see how decisions are made and learn faster than at a large firm.
Quality, integrity and care for the client are not slogans here. They are how we hire and how we work.
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