About us
Allies in business
With three offices in Québec, Demers Beaulne is the first business consulting firm in Québec to obtain a B Corp Certification. The firm offers a full range of finance, accounting, and tax services, as well as organizational support and digital solutions. Organized on a human scale, it is made up of passionate people who are committed to the success of each one of their clients. Its association with the Moore global network gives it a unique vision of the world, and enables it to offer global growth to the companies that place their trust in it.
Thanks to our network, your success knows no boundaries
MISSION and values
Inspire to
surpass yourself
Through innovative financial services and tailored products, we provide a daily source of added value for SMEs. We support and advise our customers, helping them to move up a gear quickly, both at home and abroad.
Nothing less.
5 values that say a lot about us
Our commitment
Commitment is more than just a concept. It’s an energy that drives us every day, a sincere desire to make a significant contribution to achieving our common mission and goals.
Respect
It’s embedded in every aspect of our work and our relationships. By showing genuine interest in people, we cultivate healthy, rewarding relationships. In a world where differences can divide, respect is what unites us.
Innovation
A state of mind; a state where everyone strives for continuous improvement and openness to change in an environment that allows us to think outside the box.
Agility
We adapt to the needs of each of our clients and their entrepreneurial challenges. We welcome change and innovation with open arms. We welcome change with open arms.
Working together
Collaboration is our driving force. By working together, we strengthen our team, share our knowledge and deliver high-value solutions. This dynamic collaboration keeps us competitive and relevant.
STORY
When you put your heart into it,
anything is possible
Our story begins in June 1979 when Jacques Demers and Paul Beaulne, two experienced CPAs, decide to take a big business leap and establish their own business unlike any other, invested in local SMEs. The firm primarily focuses on obtaining government subsidies to enable many entrepreneurs to grow in a flourishing province of Québec. And that’s just the beginning. Driven by success and especially by that of the people who trust them, the Demers Beaulne duo quickly become a family, a big family rather, multiplying and growing its certification and tax services, and brilliantly exercising its role as consultants at all times.
Today, with over
300 employees,
we are a reputable consulting and accounting firm recognized for how closely we work with our clients.
International network
500 offices in 114 countries
Because you deserve the best, we’ve surrounded ourselves with the best.
Quite simply.
Our association with the Moore North America international network gives us access to the expertise of more than 37,000 professionals and sector specialists in 114 countries, who know the specific local features and team up with us to ensure the success of your international projects.
What is the Moore network?
Moore North America (Moore NA) is an association of accounting and consulting firms and a member of Moore Global Network Limited (Moore Global). Moore NA members are separate firms based in the United States, Canada and Mexico. Moore NA does not provide professional services of any kind. Services are provided by Moore NA members, who are not legally bound to each other.
Moore NA members are not full members of the Moore Global network. Instead, they have access to Moore Global members and resources through their Moore NA membership. This arrangement enables Moore NA members to retain their unique names, brands and identities, who, through their membership of Moore NA, gain access to a reputable source of industrial and technical expertise to serve customers active nationally and internationally.
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