Employment & Information Slips
Preparation using T4, T4A, T5 and other common slips, with a review for related items that may affect your return.
Canadian Personal Tax Services
Personal taxes,
without the guesswork.
Accurate T1 preparation for individuals, families, self-employed professionals, landlords, investors, and newcomers,with the important details explained clearly.
What we do
One return. Every relevant piece reviewed.
Your tax return is more than a stack of slips. We organize the full picture, identify the schedules that apply, and explain what drives the final result.
Self-Employment Income
T2125 business reporting and organization of eligible business expenses for freelancers, contractors, and sole proprietors.
Rental Properties
Rental income and expense reporting, ownership details, capital additions, and T776 preparation where applicable.
Investments & Capital Gains
Reporting of investment income and dispositions, including capital gain or loss schedules based on the records you provide.
Newcomer & Residency-Aware Filing
Support with common newcomer filing matters and identification of situations that may require specialized cross-border or residency advice.
Deductions, Credits & Adjustments
Review of common deductions and credits relevant to your facts, plus prior-year adjustment support where appropriate.
Key points
April 30
Most individual filersFor most individuals, the income tax return and any balance owing are generally due April 30.
June 15
Many self-employed filersSelf-employed individuals, and in many cases their spouse or common-law partner, generally have until June 15 to file; a balance owing is generally still due April 30.
Reference: CRA , personal income tax due dates
Our process
Simple, organized, and easy to follow.
A clear process keeps documents, questions, review, and completion moving without unnecessary back-and-forth.
STEP 01
Understand the situation
We start with the service you need, your current status, records, and any deadlines already approaching.
STEP 02
Collect what matters
You receive a focused document request based on your file instead of an unfocused request for everything.
STEP 03
Prepare & review
We prepare the work, follow up on missing information, and explain the important results or decisions.
STEP 04
Complete & stay supported
After your review and approval, the work is completed or filed and we remain available for follow-up questions.
Who we help
Built for simple returns,and the situations that stop being simple.
The exact scope is tailored to the records, deadlines, and complexity of your situation.
✓Employees and families
✓Freelancers and sole proprietors
✓Landlords and real-estate investors
✓Individuals with investment income
✓Taxpayers with capital gains or losses
✓Newcomers to Canada
✓People catching up on prior-year returns
✓Clients needing a prior-year adjustment
Frequently asked questions
Before you get started.
What documents should I send?
Common items include your tax slips, prior Notice of Assessment, RRSP receipts, donation or medical receipts where relevant, and supporting records for self-employment, rentals, investments, or other income.
What is the usual personal tax deadline?
For most individuals the filing and payment deadline is generally April 30. Many self-employed taxpayers have until June 15 to file, while any balance owing is generally due April 30.
Can you file self-employed income with my personal return?
Yes. Sole-proprietor business income is generally reported as part of the individual T1 return, with the applicable business schedule.
Do you handle rental properties and capital gains?
Yes. We can prepare the relevant rental and capital-gain reporting using the ownership, income, expense, adjusted cost base, and disposition information you provide.
Can you fix a missed item from a prior return?
If an adjustment is appropriate, we can review the prior filing and supporting records and assist with the requested change.
Book a consultation
Ready to get your personal taxes organized?
Tell us what types of income and tax slips you have. We'll explain what documents are needed and how the filing process will work.