GST/HST Registration
Help assessing common registration triggers, organizing the information required, and determining an appropriate effective date based on your facts.
Registration, return preparation, input tax credit review, reconciliations, and filing support for Canadian businesses and self-employed professionals.
Sales-tax issues often start with registration timing or inconsistent bookkeeping. We connect the records, reporting period, and return before the filing is submitted.
Help assessing common registration triggers, organizing the information required, and determining an appropriate effective date based on your facts.
Monthly, quarterly, or annual GST/HST return preparation based on your assigned reporting period and reconciled sales-tax records.
Review of GST/HST paid or payable on eligible business purchases and expenses to support appropriate input tax credit claims.
Tie sales-tax control accounts to filed returns so unexplained differences are identified before they accumulate across periods.
Preparation of nil returns where required and assistance organizing overdue reporting periods from available records.
Help understanding common GST/HST notices and assembling the calculations or supporting records needed to address them.
A clear process keeps documents, questions, review, and completion moving without unnecessary back-and-forth.
We start with the service you need, your current status, records, and any deadlines already approaching.
You receive a focused document request based on your file instead of an unfocused request for everything.
We prepare the work, follow up on missing information, and explain the important results or decisions.
After your review and approval, the work is completed or filed and we remain available for follow-up questions.
The exact scope is tailored to the records, deadlines, and complexity of your situation.
For most businesses, $30,000 is the CRA small-supplier threshold, but the effective registration date depends on how and when the threshold is exceeded. We review the actual sales pattern rather than applying one date to every business.
Your CRA-assigned reporting period may be monthly, quarterly, or annual. The filing and payment deadlines depend on that reporting period and your circumstances.
Input tax credits generally allow a GST/HST registrant to recover GST/HST paid or payable on eligible business purchases and expenses, subject to the applicable rules and documentation.
A GST/HST registrant generally still files a return for each required reporting period, including a nil return when there is nothing to report.
Yes. We can compare the return to the general-ledger sales-tax accounts and investigate differences before filing or as part of a catch-up project.
Tell us your business type, approximate taxable revenue, current registration status, and reporting period. We’ll help identify the next step.