Personal Tax Filing (T1) in Canada
We handle all types of returns—from simple to the most complex. If your situation is complicated, you're in the right place.
- We review your tax situation and verify data in your CRA account
- We file your return and register as your authorized CRA representative
- We explain what happens after filing and what to watch for
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What You Get After Filing
T1 Return Filed
We file electronically (E-FILE) through certified software. You receive confirmation that CRA accepted your return.
Tax Credits Applied
We analyze your situation to apply all eligible credits and deductions.
Tax Planning
Done correctly, transparently, and focused on the optimal outcome.
Notice of Assessment
After CRA reviews your return, you receive a NOA—often required for loans, subsidies, and government programs.
We Specialize in Complex Cases
Foreign Income, Crypto, Investments
CRA actively reviews investment income, international transfers, and crypto transactions. We can help you properly report T1135 and Capital Gains to minimize risks.
Real Estate: Buying, Selling, Rental Income
Sold, bought, or received property as a gift? It affects your return. Rental income must be reported—even for property abroad.
Foreign Assets Over $100,000?
Late filing of Form T1135 carries some of the highest penalties. We help you report T1135 correctly and reduce the risk of penalties and CRA follow-up.
Non-Residents
If you don't live in Canada but have income, investments, or property here—we provide professional support and online filing.
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FAQ
Price from 75 CAD, depends on complexity of your case (T4, T5, investments, rental). After a short conversation, we will assess the scope and determine the total cost.
Basic set: documents confirming your income (T4, T5, T5008 and others), ID (documents proving your identity). If you have self-employment income — prepare documents about your income and expenses.
The sale must be reported in your tax return. Book a consultation to clarify whether you need to pay taxes in your specific situation.
If you work as an employee for an American company, you need to request an official form from your employer about income earned and taxes paid abroad. When filing your tax return, provide us this form so we can report the tax paid in America. We apply the Foreign Tax Credit mechanism (T2209).
Tax credit may include expenses for medical and dental services, glasses, contact lenses, and prescription medications. It is important to keep all receipts — we will check which expenses meet CRA requirements and include eligible amounts in your return.
Cryptocurrency can affect your tax return in different ways — it all depends on how and why you used it. To correctly analyze your specific situation, we recommend booking a free 15-minute consultation to discuss the details.
If the total cost amount of your specified foreign property exceeded $100,000 CAD at any time during the year, you are required to file Form T1135. Failure to file this form on time may result in significant CRA penalties.
Moving expenses may be deductible if CRA eligibility requirements are met. This depends on the reason for the move and the details of the situation, so each case is reviewed individually before including these expenses in the tax return.
Meal expenses may be claimed if eligibility requirements are met. A signed TL2 form must be obtained from the employer and provided when filing the tax return. Eligibility depends on work conditions and travel requirements.
If tax was not withheld sufficiently throughout the year, an amount may be owed. The final calculation depends on total income and taxes withheld across all T4s.
An additional form is submitted with your tax return, where your self-employment income and expenses are reported.
Canadian tax residents are generally required to report worldwide income on their tax return. Whether specific foreign income must be reported depends on your tax residency status and the type of income.
You need to obtain an annual report about your investment income from the financial institution (bank, broker, investment company) and provide us this report (Receipts, Form, Slip T5) for filing your tax return.
A change in marital status must be reported to CRA. This can be done independently or with assistance. Timely reporting helps with correct calculation of taxes and income-tested benefits, reducing the risk of future adjustments or repayments.
It is better to calculate 'as a couple'. This often allows optimizing family taxes through distribution of credits and receiving additional benefits.
This is an account that can be opened at a bank or other financial institution for buying a first home. FHSA is one of the most important tools for long-term home savings in Canada. It allows reducing taxes legally through contributions for home purchase.
Yes, in some cases. Canada receives information from many countries under international agreements. This depends on the country and the bank. If you have money in a bank outside Canada, you may need to report it on your tax return. Each situation is different.
Tax treatment is based on tax residency, not immigration status. If tax residency has not changed, tax rules generally remain the same. If it changes, reporting obligations for income and assets may also change.