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Quick answers to the questions we hear most about filing personal taxes in Canada. Can't find what you're looking for? We're happy to help.
Most Canadian residents should file a tax return every year, even if they have little or no income. Filing allows you to claim benefits and credits such as the GST/HST Credit, Canada Child Benefit (CCB), Climate Action Incentive payments, and various provincial benefits.
Our personal tax preparation fees vary depending on the complexity of your return. Simple returns start at competitive rates, while self-employed individuals, rental property owners, and clients with investment income may require additional services. Contact us for a personalized quote.
Common tax documents include:
Yes. We prepare tax returns for freelancers, contractors, Uber drivers, consultants, and small business owners. We help identify eligible business expenses and ensure your return is filed accurately.
Absolutely. If you have unfiled tax returns from prior years, we can help you catch up and bring your tax filings up to date.
Yes. We can securely receive your documents electronically and prepare your return remotely. Most clients never need to visit our office in person.
For most individuals, the filing deadline is April 30. Self-employed individuals generally have until June 15 to file, although any balance owing is typically due by April 30.
If you owe taxes, we can help you understand your payment options and explain available CRA payment arrangements if necessary.
Yes. We review all available deductions, credits, and benefits to ensure you receive every tax advantage you're entitled to claim under Canadian tax laws.
Most personal tax returns can be completed within a few days after we receive all required documents. Turnaround times may vary during peak tax season.
Yes. Protecting your confidential information is a top priority. We use secure methods for document collection and maintain strict privacy standards.
We provide professional, personalized tax preparation services with a focus on accuracy, responsive communication, and helping clients maximize their tax benefits while staying compliant with CRA requirements.
Yes. We assist newcomers with their first Canadian tax return and help ensure they claim all available benefits and credits.
Yes. If the CRA requests supporting documents or reviews your return, we can assist in preparing responses and gathering the required information.
Yes. We prepare returns for retirees receiving CPP, OAS, pension income, investment income, and other retirement benefits.
Yes. We help students claim tuition credits, scholarships, moving expenses (where eligible), and other available tax benefits.
You can email them using our secure process, or provide them via WhatsApp or any other way you prefer.
Every tax situation is different. Reach out and we'll give you a straight answer and a personalized quote.
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