The winter wind in Toronto is no joke. For Arjun, a 22-year-old international student from Punjab, the freezing temperatures were the least of his worries. It was mid-November, and the “Big One”—a complex project on consolidated financial statements—was due in three days.
Arjun worked 20 hours a week at a local coffee shop near Dundas Square to cover his rent. Between steaming milk for lattes and attending morning lectures at his college, his brain felt like a fried circuit board. Every time he opened his ledger book, the debits and credits refused to align. He realized he needed professional accounting assignment help to save his grades and his sanity.