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Personal and Corporate Tax
Whether you are filing a personal return or running a corporation, we prepare your taxes accurately, claim everything you are entitled to, and make sure you are never paying more than you should.
Why does tax preparation matter?
Most Canadians know they have to file a tax return every year, but many do not realize how much money they leave on the table by doing it themselves or using a generic software product. The tax code is full of deductions and credits that only apply in specific situations — and if you do not know to look for them, you simply will not claim them.
For businesses, the stakes are even higher. A corporate tax return is a complex document. Getting it wrong does not just mean paying more — it can mean penalties, interest charges, and CRA scrutiny that could have been entirely avoided.
We prepare every return with the goal of getting it right the first time and minimizing your tax liability through every strategy the law allows. No aggressive schemes — just clean, accurate tax work.
What is included
- Personal tax return preparation (T1) for individuals and families
- Self-employed and sole proprietor tax returns
- Corporate tax return preparation and filing (T2)
- GST/HST and provincial sales tax registration and filing
- Tax planning and minimization strategies
- Rental property tax reporting (T776)
- Investment and capital gains tax reporting
- Cross-border and non-resident tax filing
- Estate and trust returns (T3)
- Voluntary disclosure and back-filing for late filers
- CRA notice and reassessment response
- CRA audit support and representation
- Tax instalment calculation and planning
How it works
A clear, five-step process. You gather your documents, we handle everything else.
01
You share your documents
Upload your tax slips, receipts, and any relevant documents through our secure client portal. We send you a checklist so you know exactly what to gather.
02
We review your full situation
We look at everything — your income sources, deductions, credits, and carry-forwards. We ask questions if anything is unclear so nothing gets missed.
03
We prepare your return
Your return is prepared carefully, with every deduction and credit applied correctly. We do not rush this step. Accuracy matters more than speed.
04
You review and approve
We share the completed return with you before filing anything. You can see exactly what is being submitted and ask questions if anything surprises you.
05
We file and confirm
Once you approve, we file electronically with the CRA and send you the confirmation. If you are owed a refund, it typically arrives within two weeks.
Common questions
What is a T1 return and who needs to file one?
A T1 is the personal income tax return that every Canadian resident must file each year. It covers all of your income — from employment, self-employment, investments, rental properties, and more. Even if you do not owe any tax, you still need to file in order to receive government benefits like the GST/HST credit and the Canada Child Benefit.
What is a T2 return and when does my business need one?
A T2 is the corporate income tax return for incorporated businesses. If your business is incorporated — meaning it is a legal corporation separate from you personally — it must file a T2 every year regardless of whether it made a profit. This is separate from your personal T1 return. Most small business owners need to file both.
What is GST/HST and does my business need to collect it?
GST (Goods and Services Tax) and HST (Harmonized Sales Tax) are consumption taxes added to most goods and services sold in Canada. Once your business earns more than $30,000 in a single calendar quarter or over four consecutive quarters, you are required to register with the CRA and start collecting it from your customers. We handle registration, quarterly or annual filings, and making sure your input tax credits are claimed properly.
I am self-employed. What expenses can I deduct?
Self-employed Canadians can deduct a wide range of business expenses including home office costs, vehicle expenses, professional fees, advertising, equipment, phone and internet, and more. The key requirement is that the expense must be incurred to earn business income. We review your situation carefully to identify every legitimate deduction you qualify for.
I have not filed my taxes in several years. What should I do?
This is more common than you might think, and there is a clear path forward. The CRA has a Voluntary Disclosure Program that allows late filers to come forward, file outstanding returns, and in many cases avoid penalties. We guide you through this process from start to finish. The sooner you address it, the better, since interest on unpaid amounts continues to accumulate.
I received a letter from the CRA asking for more information. What does that mean?
CRA review letters are common and do not always indicate a serious problem. Sometimes they are routine requests to verify a specific deduction or confirm your income. However, they do require a response, and a poorly worded reply can create more problems. We handle all CRA correspondence on your behalf — we write the response, gather the supporting documents, and communicate with the CRA directly so you do not have to.
Can you help if I have rental income or investment income?
Yes. Rental income must be reported on your T1 using a specific form (T776) that lets you deduct eligible expenses like mortgage interest, property taxes, insurance, and repairs. Investment income including dividends, interest, and capital gains also gets reported differently depending on the source. We make sure each income type is handled correctly so you pay only what you legally owe.
Get your taxes done right this year.
Book a free consultation and we will review your situation, explain your options, and give you a clear quote before we begin.
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