Income tax (T1 & T2)

We prepare personal and corporate returns with care, and we look beyond the forms: how you pay yourself, what you can claim, and what to do before year-end to reduce tax legally.

Whether you are self-employed, own a corporation or have income from other countries, you get clear answers and returns filed on time.

Key deadlines to know

• Personal returns: April 30 for most people; June 15 if you or your spouse are self-employed (any balance owing is still due April 30).
• Corporate returns: six months after the corporation's year-end; the balance owing is generally due two or three months after year-end.

How it works

1. Checklist: we send a short list of what we need.
2. Upload: send documents securely, by email or WhatsApp.
3. Review: we prepare the return and go through it with you.
4. File: we file electronically and keep you posted on the assessment.

Who it's for

Incorporated business owners, self-employed people and families with more than a simple tax slip: rental properties, investments, foreign income, or a year with a big change such as starting a business, selling property or moving to Canada.

Planning, not just filing

• Choosing the right mix of salary and dividends for owner-managers
• Using RRSPs, TFSAs and family members' tax brackets within the rules
• Timing large purchases and bonuses around your year-end
• Making sure business-use-of-home, vehicle and other expenses are claimed correctly

More questions

I have not filed for a few years. Can you help?

Yes. We gather what is needed, prepare the missing returns and file them in the right order. Filing sooner usually limits penalties and interest, and can restore benefits.

Do you file both my personal and corporate returns?

Yes, and doing both together is better: decisions in one affect the other.