Personal tax returns, done right. Including the years you missed.
We prepare and file personal tax returns for employees, the self-employed and whole families. If you're one, two or five years behind, we'll file those too and get you back on good terms with the CRA.
- Service in English & Tamil [confirm]
- Current and past years
- E-filed with the CRA
- CPA-led [confirm wording]
Who it’s for
Employees with a T4.
Straightforward returns, every credit and deduction you’re entitled to, filed early so your refund comes sooner.
Self-employed and gig workers.
Business income and expenses on a T2125, home office, vehicle costs and HST, sorted so you only pay what you owe.
Families.
Spouses' returns prepared together so credits and benefits like the Canada Child Benefit are split and claimed correctly.
Anyone behind on filing.
Missed a year, or several? That’s most of what we do.
Haven't filed in years? Start here.
Not filing doesn't make the tax go away. It adds late-filing penalties and interest, and it can stop benefits you're owed, such as the Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit (formerly the GST/HST credit) and the Canada Child Benefit. The CRA can also file an assessment for you based on what it knows, which is rarely in your favour.
The good news: it’s fixable, and usually faster than people expect.
We find out where you stand.
With your permission we pull your CRA records, so we know which years are missing and what slips the CRA already has.
We rebuild the missing years.
From slips, bank statements and receipts. If records are thin, we tell you what's reasonable to claim and what isn't.
We file and deal with the CRA.
Every missing year, filed together. If there's a balance, we explain your options, including a payment arrangement. Where it fits, we'll tell you whether the CRA's Voluntary Disclosures Program applies.
No lectures. You came to fix it; we'll help you fix it.
What's included
- Preparation and e-filing of your T1 return
- All slips: T4, T4A, T5, T3, T5008, RRSP and FHSA receipts
- Self-employment income and expenses (T2125)
- Rental income (T776)
- Medical, tuition, childcare, donation and moving expenses
- Spouse and family credits, split the right way
- Past-year returns, filed and reconciled with CRA records
- Help with CRA letters, reviews and reassessments
- A plain-English summary of your result and what to do differently next year
What to bring
You don't need to have it organised. Bring what you have and we'll tell you what's missing. We'll send you this checklist after your call.
- Your SIN and last year's Notice of Assessment (on paper or in your CRA account; don't email your SIN, we'll collect it securely)
- All tax slips you received
- RRSP, FHSA and donation receipts
- Receipts for medical, childcare and tuition
- If self-employed: income records, bank statements and business expenses
- If you rent out property: rent received and property expenses
Key dates
| What | Deadline |
|---|---|
| Personal return, most people | April 30 |
| Self-employed (you or your spouse) | June 15 to file; any balance still due April 30 |
| Missed years | No deadline to start, but penalties and interest grow every month |
Last reviewed: [date]. Deadlines that fall on a weekend move to the next business day.
Price
See all pricing →You get a fixed quote on the free call.
FAQ
How many years back can you file?
As many as you're missing. The CRA usually asks for the last six years when someone is getting back on track. We'll check your records and tell you exactly which years need filing.
Will I get in trouble for filing late?
Filing late means penalties and interest if you owe money, but filing is what stops them growing. If you're owed refunds or benefits, you can still get them for past years.
I lost my slips. Can you still file?
Usually yes. With your permission we can see the slips the CRA has on file, and bank statements fill most other gaps.
Do I need to come in?
[confirm: in person, remote, or both]. Most returns can be done without a visit.
Can you help with a CRA letter I've received?
Yes. Bring it to the free call, even if you haven't opened it.
Driving for Uber? See rideshare driver taxes. On the road? See accounting for truck drivers. Self-employed with growing books? See bookkeeping and payroll.
Get your taxes current
One free call. We'll tell you which years need filing and what it costs, before any work starts.
