Personal tax returns (T1)
Your T1 prepared and filed properly — for the years where boxed software stops being enough and a wrong answer costs real money.
What this covers
Personal returns are handled end to end: gathering the slips, working out what is actually claimable, preparing the return, reviewing it with you before anything is submitted, and filing it with CRA. You get a copy of everything and a plain summary of what changed from last year.
Who it's for
People whose return has outgrown a boxed software package — a first year self-employed, a rental property, investments sold during the year, support payments, a move between provinces, or simply a year you would rather not guess at.
What usually goes wrong
- Foreign holdings over $100,000 that trigger a T1135 nobody mentioned
- Rental income reported without the capital-versus-expense split considered
- Medical and moving expenses left unclaimed because the receipts looked marginal
- A prior year filed wrong and never adjusted, quietly repeating every year since
How it works
A checklist up front so you are not hunting for documents twice, a draft to review before anything is filed, and a straight answer on anything unusual.
What it costs
A flat fee per return, set by complexity and agreed before work starts. A straightforward return sits at the low end; rental property or foreign reporting moves it up.
Get started
A name and an email is enough to begin. You'll get a written scope and a fee back before any work starts, with no obligation to go ahead.
Often needed alongside
Self-employed and small-business tax
For sole proprietors and side businesses — the business schedule done properly, with the expense questions answered before you file.
Bookkeeping
Full-cycle bookkeeping in QuickBooks Online — reconciled monthly, or brought back into order if it has slipped.