Tax Questions

We prepare personal T 1 returns for people across Canada, except Quebec. That includes students, employees, seniors, investors, self-employed people and anyone catching up on missed years.

For most people it is April 30. If you or your spouse or common-law partner are self-employed, the filing deadline is June 15, but any balance you owe is still due April 30. Filing on time also keeps your benefit payments flowing.

Both work. Typing it into our secure form takes about 15 minutes and costs the regular rate. Uploading your ID and slips takes about 2 minutes and we fill it in for you, for $10 more.

Common ones are your T4 and T4A slips, T5 and T3 investment slips, RRSP receipts, tuition slips (T2202), medical, donation and childcare receipts, and rent or property tax amounts for the Ontario Trillium Benefit. Upload whatever applies to you.

Many slips are also available in your CRA account. If you don't have a CRA account, we can help you set one up for $25. You can also send what you have and we will tell you what is still missing.

Yes. Clear phone photos or PDFs are fine. Our upload form takes up to 5 files per item, up to 20 MB each.

Students often claim tuition (T2202) and moving expenses for school, and Ontario students may get the Ontario Trillium Benefit. Filing also gets your benefits started. Our student rate is $40 with a valid college or university ID.

We handle pension, OAS and CPP income, pension splitting, and medical and age credits. Our senior rate (65+) is $50 with government-issued ID.

Usually yes. Benefits like the Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit (formerly the GST/HST credit) and the Canada Child Benefit are based on your return. If you don't file, you may miss payments.

Yes. After we e-file with the CRA, we send you a copy of your return for your records.

It is the CRA's summary of your return after they process it, showing your refund or balance owing. Keep it, since it is handy next year and for things like loan applications.

A filed return can usually be changed. Email us what was missed and we will tell you the next steps.

Don't ignore it. Note the reply-by date, then email us to ask for help. Our CRA letter or review help is $50 per letter. Please don't send the letter through the question form below. We'll tell you how to send it securely.

Be careful with texts, emails or calls that demand urgent payment, gift cards or crypto, or ask for your SIN. When in doubt, sign in to your CRA account yourself (not through a link in the message) and check there.

Students $40, seniors $50 and adults $55 (CAD) when you type your details in. If you just upload your documents and we fill it in, add $10: $50, $60 and $65. Student and senior rates need ID, which we verify before filing.

Not until after we review your return. You submit your info free, a bookkeeper reviews it and verifies your rate, then we email you a payment link. After you pay and sign the T183 authorization, we e-file with the CRA.

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