T1 · Tax filings
Personal tax, prepared
with the full picture.
Employment income, a side business, a rental unit, investments, a family — we prepare your T1 return carefully, look for the deductions and credits you are entitled to, and explain what changed from last year.
This is for you if
- You have more going on than a single T4.
- You are self-employed or a sole proprietor and report business income.
- You earn rental income from a property or a basement unit.
- You own an incorporated business and need your personal return coordinated with it.
- You have unfiled returns from previous years.
Why it matters
Most personal tax mistakes are omissions.
A missed slip, an expense never claimed, a rental cost recorded in the wrong year. Personal returns get complicated quietly as life changes.
We start with a short intake about what is new, so nothing important is left out.
Scope
What’s included
Income we handle
- Employment income (T4)
- Self-employment and sole proprietor business income
- Rental income and expenses
- Investment income — interest, dividends and capital gains
- Pension, RRSP/RRIF and benefit income
Deductions & credits
- Review of common deductions and credits you may be entitled to
- RRSP and FHSA contribution reporting
- Childcare, medical, donation and tuition amounts
- Home office and vehicle expenses where eligible
- Spousal and family coordination
Filing
- Electronic filing
- A summary of your result and any balance or refund
- Instalment reminders if they apply to you
Not included
- Guaranteed refund amounts — the result depends on your actual situation
- Complex cross-border, non-resident or estate returns — we will refer you if needed
Process
How it works
- 01
Intake
A short questionnaire about what changed this year: jobs, moves, family, property, business.
- 02
Documents
You share slips and receipts securely. We tell you if anything looks missing.
- 03
Prepare & review
We prepare the return and walk you through the result.
- 04
File
Once you approve, we file electronically and send you a copy.
Preparation
What we’ll need from you
- Your slips (T4, T4A, T5, T3, T5008 and similar)
- Last year’s notice of assessment
- Business or rental income and expense records
- Receipts for deductions and credits you plan to claim
Documents are shared through a secure portal once we work together — never through the website form.
Good to know
- April 30
- For most individuals, the T1 is due and any balance owing must be paid by April 30.
- June 15
- If you or your spouse or common-law partner are self-employed, the filing deadline is generally June 15 — but any balance owing is still due April 30.
General information based on standard CRA rules. Your situation may differ.
Questions
Personal tax (T1): common questions
Can you guarantee a refund?
No one honestly can. Your result depends on your income, deductions and credits. What we can do is prepare the return carefully and make sure you are not missing anything you are entitled to.
I haven’t filed for a few years. Is that a problem?
It is fixable. We prepare the outstanding years in order and explain any penalties or interest that may apply.
Do you prepare returns for my whole family?
Yes, and it often helps — some credits and benefits depend on how family returns are coordinated.
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Talk to us about Personal tax.
Tell us where things stand. We’ll review it, talk it through with you, and send a written scope before any work begins.
- 01Tell us about your situationA short form — no documents needed.
- 02We talk it throughA conversation about what you need and what you don’t.
- 03You get a written scopeClear deliverables and a quote before anything starts.