Personal Tax Filing (T1) in Canada
T1 returns for clients across Canada — online, or in person in Calgary. Simple returns are welcome. Complex ones are our everyday work: foreign income, investments, self-employment, several years at once.
- During a live interview (online or in-office), we review your tax situation and check relevant information in your CRA account.
- We file your return and register as your CRA representative.
- We explain what happens after filing and what to watch for.
Olha Vozna
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Olha Vozna
Accountant
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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.
Every Credit You're Owed
We go through the credits and deductions that fit your year — not a template.
Notice of Assessment
After CRA reviews your return, you receive a NOA—often required for loans, subsidies, and government programs.
How We Work
Before preparing a return, we speak with each client online or in the office so we can understand the situation and ask the questions that matter.
Every return is filed through a Live Interview
We talk with every client, online or in the office. During that conversation, we:
- Thoroughly review your financial situation and life changes.
- Check which credits, deductions, and benefits you may qualify for.
- Ask the kind of questions that catch details people miss.
- Warn you about potential risks and explain the next steps.
- Ensure the accuracy of your return and the safety of your data.
Many people don’t realize which tax credits or benefits they may qualify for. Very often, the right deduction appears only after a tax professional asks the right questions during a live conversation.
“The right question can sometimes uncover a tax benefit you didn’t even know existed.”
When Your Money Lives in Two Countries
Income From Another Country
A salary, a business, rent or a pension from abroad still belongs on your Canadian return. Most people find that out late.
You Sold an Apartment Back Home
Selling property in another country can land on your Canadian return — even if the money never crossed the ocean.
Foreign Assets Over $100,000?
Missing Form T1135 carries its own penalty, separate from any tax you owe. We file it right, or catch it up.
Not Living in Canada Anymore?
Income, investments or property still here means Canada still wants a return. We handle it online, wherever you are.
What Our Clients Say
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I had a great experience with Anytime Accounting for my self-employed tax return. Olha Vozna was incredibly helpful, knowledgeable, and patient throughout the entire process. She made what can be a stressful time feel completely manageable and ensured everything was handled accurately. I felt confident every step of the way knowing I was in good hands. I highly recommend Anytime Accounting to anyone looking for reliable and professional accounting services!
I got a fantastic express consultation from Olha Vozna. Answers and information were very accurate, valuable, and professional. My entire family will only do their taxes with Olha. Update. Last week we were doing our taxes with Olha. Process was smooth and easy. Olha is professional as accountant and very pleasant person. Finally we found our family accountant. Special thanks to administration team. I was rescheduling my appointment and administrator find for me best option. With Anytime accounting I feel professional service and well cared as client.
I’ve been filing my taxes with Anytime Accounting for the past 2 years and I had a great experience each time. The process is always quick, easy and well organized. Olga Vozna is very professional, and I really appreciate the pleasant conversation during the appointment, it makes the whole experience even more enjoyable. Thank you very much for the excellent service! I’ll definitely be back next year!
I want to express my gratitude to Olha Vozna for the professional approach, the humanity, for the consultation on various questions. I filed my return with her. I came to her with various questions, the answers were clear. I recommend Olha Vozna as a responsible and reliable specialist who is pleasant to work with.
Absolutely amazing service! Our schedule is unpredictable, and it’s always been a challenge to find time for paperwork. The team at Anytime Accounting, and especially Olga Vozna, truly went above and beyond for us — they arranged late-evening appointments so we didn’t have to miss work, and the entire tax filing process was handled online, which made everything so much easier and stress-free. We’ve been filing our tax returns with Olga Vozna for two years now, and every experience has been fantastic. She explains everything in detail, answers all our questions, and always makes sure we understand every step. It’s such a relief to have a professional we can really trust! We genuinely feel cared for as clients, and we recommend Olga to everyone who wants not just good service, but real support and understanding. Thank you for making taxes so much easier for our family!
We had a great experience with Anytime Accounting in Calgary while filing our taxes this year. Everything was smooth, professional, and well organized — both communication and the overall process. A special thank you to Olga Voznaya for helping my husband and me with our tax returns. She was knowledgeable, responsive, and took the time to explain things clearly, which made the whole experience feel easy and stress-free. We also really appreciated that the service is available both online and in person — very convenient. Beyond the professional side, it was simply a pleasure communicating with genuinely kind and caring people. Highly recommend Anytime Accounting to anyone looking for reliable accounting and tax support in Calgary! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The best Ukrainian accountant in Calgary and in Canada 💛
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It starts at $85 CAD and depends on how complex your return is (T4, T5, investments, rental income). After a short conversation we will know the scope and can give you the full cost.
The basics: documents that confirm your income (T4, T5, T5008 and others) and photo ID. If you have self-employment income, gather your income and expense records as well.
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, ask your employer for an official statement of the income you earned and the tax withheld. Send us that statement with your return so we can report the tax paid in the U.S. We then claim the foreign tax credit (T2209).
The medical expense credit may cover medical and dental services, glasses, contact lenses, and prescription medication. Keep every receipt — we will check which expenses meet CRA requirements and include the 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 look at your own situation properly, book a free 15-minute consultation and we will go through the details.
If the total cost of your specified foreign property went over $100,000 CAD at any point during the year, you are required to file Form T1135. Filing it late can bring significant CRA penalties.
Moving expenses may be deductible if CRA eligibility requirements are met. It depends on why you moved and on the details, so we review each case before claiming them on the return.
Meal expenses may be claimed if eligibility requirements are met. Your employer has to sign a TL2 form, and it goes in with your return. Eligibility depends on your working conditions and how much travel the job involves.
If not enough tax was withheld during the year, you may end up owing. The final number depends on your total income and the tax withheld across all the T4s.
Your return includes an extra form 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.
Your bank, broker, or investment company issues an annual statement of investment income (receipts, forms, the T5 slip). Send it to us and we will include it in your return.
A change in marital status must be reported to CRA. You can do it yourself, or we can do it for you. Reporting it on time keeps taxes and income-tested benefits calculated correctly, which lowers the risk of adjustments or repayments later.
It is usually better to prepare them as a couple. Credits can often be shared between you, and some benefits are calculated on household income.
This is an account you can open at a bank or other financial institution to save for a first home. The FHSA is one of the main long-term savings tools in Canada for that purpose, and contributions may reduce your taxable income while you save.
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.
Don't take our word for it
None of this is our interpretation. It is CRA's own wording — check it yourself:
- CRA — Form T1135, Foreign Income Verification Statement: the CAD $100,000 threshold, deadline and penalties
- CRA — Factual residents temporarily outside Canada: "report all income you receive from sources inside and outside Canada"
- CRA — Determining your residency status: what decides whether Canada taxes your foreign income
Checked: 2026-07-27