Tax Services
Tax done right, and planned ahead
Canadian tax rules change every year, and missed deductions or late filings cost real money. We prepare your returns accurately, claim every credit you are entitled to, and file on time.
Beyond filing, we plan. We look at RRSP and FHSA contributions, income splitting, owner compensation and timing, so your next return is better than your last. If the CRA has questions, we answer them for you.
What's included
Everything you need, handled in one place
Personal tax returns (T1)
Employment, investment, pension, rental and self-employment income, with every eligible credit claimed.
Corporate tax returns (T2)
Ontario corporate returns prepared from your year-end financial statements.
GST/HST
Registration, quarterly or annual filings and input tax credit reviews.
Tax planning
RRSP, FHSA and TFSA strategy, income splitting and owner salary versus dividend planning.
Late & prior-year returns
Unfiled years brought up to date to stop penalties and interest from growing.
CRA reviews & audits
We respond to CRA letters, reviews and audits so you do not have to.
Why clients choose us
- Keep more of your money
Every eligible deduction and credit claimed, with planning for next year. - Peace of mind
Accurate returns filed on time, reviewed by a CPA. - Someone in your corner
Help with CRA letters, reviews and questions whenever they come up.
How it works
A simple process from day one
Consultation
We review your situation and last year's Notice of Assessment.
Document checklist
You receive a simple list of the slips and receipts we need.
Preparation & review
We prepare your return, review it with you and answer questions.
File & follow up
We file electronically and review your Notice of Assessment when it arrives.
Who it's for
Built around clients like you
Individuals & families
Employees, retirees, students and families with straightforward or complex returns.
Self-employed
Contractors, consultants and gig workers claiming business expenses.
Landlords
Rental property owners reporting income, expenses and capital cost allowance.
Corporations
Owner-managed and professional corporations filing T2 returns.
Questions
Tax Services FAQ
Have a question that is not answered here? Call us at (416) 555-0123 or send us a message.
When is my personal tax return due?
For most people the 2026 return is due April 30, 2027. Self-employed individuals have until June 15, 2027 to file, but any balance owing is still due April 30.
When is a corporate T2 return due?
A T2 return is due six months after the end of the corporation's fiscal year. Any tax owing is usually due two or three months after year-end, depending on the corporation.
Can you file returns for years I missed?
Yes. We prepare and file prior-year returns and, where it applies, help you through the CRA's voluntary disclosure process.
Do I need to come into the office?
No. You can meet us in Burlington, by phone or by video, and share documents through a secure portal.
What should I bring to my appointment?
Your tax slips, receipts for deductions and credits, and last year's Notice of Assessment. See our full checklist on the Resources page.
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