Roitor isn’t just our name.
It’s our promise
R-O-I-T-O-R. Six letters, six values, in the exact order you read them. The firm wasn’t named first and given values afterwards — the values came first, and the name was built around them. Every engagement, every file, every CRA letter we answer on your behalf is measured against this list.
Our Values
R - Responsibility
Accountable stewardship
of every engagement.
A CPA license isn't just a credential—it’s a commitment to
the public, not only to the client paying the invoice.
We file what is true, not what is convenient. When a
position is aggressive, we say so. When a deduction won't
survive a CRA review, we don't claim it.
Responsibility is the value that makes the others credible.
O - Objectivity
Objective professional
judgment, always.
We work for you, but we don't work for the answer you want.
Objectivity means we’ll tell you when incorporation doesn’t make sense yet, when a vehicle isn't a business write-off, or when the lender package needs a harder number-than the one you hoped for.
You're paying for honest professional judgment, not a yes-man with a calculator.
I - Integrity
Ethical practice
without exception.
We’d rather lose a client than misstate a return. Integrity shows up in the quiet places: a transaction we won't code the way you asked, a deduction we won’t inflate, an answer we won’t soften because it’s uncomfortable.
The result is a file that holds up under scrutiny—from CRA, from your bank, and from the next CPA who reviews it.
T - Trust
Confidentiality
earned, not assumed.
You’re handing us your books, your tax history, and a clear view of how your business actually runs. That requires a relationship that doesn’t blink—not when you have a hard question, not when the numbers-are uncomfortable, and not when CRA writes you a letter.
Same CPA, same point of contact, same standard, year after year.
O - Oversight
Quality control on
every engagement.
Roitor is regulated by CPA Ontario, and we work to the quality control standards that designation requires—including CSRS 4200 for compilations and the broader CPA Code of Professional Conduct.
Oversight isn't a tagline; it's the reason a bank can accept our compiled statements without a re-do, and the reason your file is reviewed by a CPA before it leaves the firm.
R - Reliability
Predictable delivery,
audit-ready execution.
Numbers should reconcile. Statements should match the books. The story you tell a lender in March should be the same story your 12 tells in June.
Reliability is the value that ties the other five together—it's what turns "we believe" into something a client can actually rely on quarter after quarter.