Morgan & Company (the "firm") is a Chartered Accoutancy practice comprised of three partners, fifteen senior professional staff members and ten junior accountants. The firm has one office which is located in downtown Vancouver, British Columbia. The firm employs a mix of Chartered Accountants and Certified General Accoutants. The firm currently has students enrolled in the Chartered Accountancy and Certified General Accountant programs.

The firm is a licensed office, in good standing, with the Institute of Chartered Accountants of British Columbia ("ICABC") and has been since 1966. The firm is also registered with the Canadian Public Accounting Board ("CPAB") and with the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (United States) ("PCAOB"). The firm is a member of an international association, JHI.

Business opportunities often stretch beyond local and national boundaries. Far-sighted businesses are taking steps to strengthen their ability to compete in the growing global marketplace. Many are relying increasingly on their professional accounting advisors to provide innovative and experienced counsel to meet both the risks and opportunities often encountered in markets beyond their own geographical areas.

There are currently some 124 members firms of JHI in 52 countries. These members practice as independent firms delivering reponsive, prompt and personalized audit, tax and business advisory services to a wide range of clients spanning every business sector.

These include manufacturing, merchandising, communications, natural resources, professional and consumer services, real estate, public bodies and government, not-for-profit organizations and international trade.

Through JHI, Morgan & Company combines a global presence with local excellence, adding the strength of a highly-regarded worldwide group of professional business advisors to the excellent level of local personal service for which we pride ourselves in. The benefits we offer to business moving into markets beyond their own areas include:

• Identification of potential affiliates, strategic allies or acquisitions
• Reliable information on local market conditions, costs, competitive circumstances and trade regulations
• Advice on the use of lower tax areas
• Compliance with local accounting, tax and other statutory requirements
• Introductions to local business and government leaders
• Referral to other professionals such as lawyers and specialized consultants