Personal income tax
Your federal and Quebec returns prepared with care, so you pay only the tax you owe.
What the service includes
Employee, self-employed worker or rental property owner: we prepare your returns, claim the deductions and credits you are entitled to, and answer notices from the tax authorities.
- Federal return (T1) and Quebec return (TP-1)
- Self-employment income and business expenses
- Rental income and capital gains
- Deductions and tax credits that apply to your situation
- Prior-year returns and adjustment requests
- Replies to notices of assessment and information requests
Good to knowIn Quebec, an individual files two returns: one with the Canada Revenue Agency and one with Revenu Québec. The deadline is generally April 30; it is June 15 for self-employed workers, but any balance is still due April 30.
Who this service is for
Self-employed workers
You report business income and expenses, and sometimes GST and QST.
Rental property owners
You report rents, maintenance expenses and, on a sale, a capital gain.
Newcomers
You are filing your first returns in Canada and Quebec.
How it works
Documents
You receive the list of documents to send us.
Preparation
We prepare both returns and walk you through them.
Filing
Once you approve, we file them electronically.
Frequently asked questions
Which documents do I need to provide?
Your slips (T4, RL-1 and others), your receipts and, where relevant, details of your business or rental income and expenses. We give you a list that fits your situation.
I have not filed for the past few years. What should I do?
We can prepare the late returns and explain the possible consequences before filing them.
What if I receive a notice from Revenu Québec or the CRA?
Send it to us. We review the request and prepare the reply with you.
Let’s talk about your business
A first meeting to review your accounting and your human resources needs.
- Phone
- 263 866-0018
Request a consultation
Tell us what you need and we will get in touch.