POSITIVE ACCOUNTING

The filing deadline for most individuals is April 30. If you or your spouse or common-law partner are self-employed, the filing deadline is June 15; however, any taxes owing are still due by April 30.

Common documents include T4, T5, T3, RRSP contribution slips, tuition slips (T2202), medical expenses, property tax or rent receipts, childcare expenses, and charitable donation receipts. If you are unsure, send what you have and we will review and follow up if anything is missing.

Through our secure client portal or in person by appointment. Please avoid sending multiple packages - one complete package helps us process your return more efficiently.

Most returns are completed remotely. Appointments are available if needed - just reach out to schedule.

Turnaround time is generally about 10 business days, depending on volume and complexity. During peak season in April, timelines may be slightly longer if all documents are not received.

You receive a copy of your return, and the CRA issues a Notice of Assessment.

It is not unusual to receive requests from the CRA. We can guide you through the process and prepare a response if needed. This service is outside the scope of your tax return filing and is billed separately.

A review is a routine request from the CRA to verify specific items on your return, such as medical expenses, charitable donations or childcare. An audit is more detailed and involves a comprehensive examination of your financial records.

Yes. You should keep all supporting documents for at least seven years in case the CRA requests them. Original slips are not submitted with an electronically filed return.

We require complete and accurate information before filing. Filing with missing information can lead to reassessments, penalties or interest.

Yes. We can prepare prior-year returns and help bring you up to date.

Yes. If something was missed or needs correction we can file an adjustment. This service is outside the scope of the original filing and is billed separately.

Yes. We offer tax planning services to help reduce future tax liabilities, especially for individuals with investment income, rental properties, or self-employment income through a corporation.

The preparation and filing of your return based on the information you provide. Additional services such as tax planning, CRA correspondence, adjustments or advisory work are billed separately.

Yes. As part of our process we review your information to ensure all applicable deductions and credits are considered based on the details provided.

You are required to register if your revenue exceeds $30,000 within one tax year.

The filing deadline for most individuals is April 30. If you or your spouse or common-law partner are self-employed, the filing deadline is June 15; however, any taxes owing are still due by April 30.

Common documents include T4, T5, T3, RRSP contribution slips, tuition slips (T2202), medical expenses, property tax or rent receipts, childcare expenses, and charitable donation receipts. If you are unsure, send what you have and we will review and follow up if anything is missing.

Through our secure client portal or in person by appointment. Please avoid sending multiple packages - one complete package helps us process your return more efficiently.

Most returns are completed remotely. Appointments are available if needed - just reach out to schedule.

Turnaround time is generally about 10 business days, depending on volume and complexity. During peak season in April, timelines may be slightly longer if all documents are not received.

You receive a copy of your return, and the CRA issues a Notice of Assessment.

It is not unusual to receive requests from the CRA. We can guide you through the process and prepare a response if needed. This service is outside the scope of your tax return filing and is billed separately.

A review is a routine request from the CRA to verify specific items on your return, such as medical expenses, charitable donations or childcare. An audit is more detailed and involves a comprehensive examination of your financial records.

Yes. You should keep all supporting documents for at least seven years in case the CRA requests them. Original slips are not submitted with an electronically filed return.

We require complete and accurate information before filing. Filing with missing information can lead to reassessments, penalties or interest.

Yes. We can prepare prior-year returns and help bring you up to date.

Yes. If something was missed or needs correction we can file an adjustment. This service is outside the scope of the original filing and is billed separately.

Yes. We offer tax planning services to help reduce future tax liabilities, especially for individuals with investment income, rental properties, or self-employment income through a corporation.

The preparation and filing of your return based on the information you provide. Additional services such as tax planning, CRA correspondence, adjustments or advisory work are billed separately.

Yes. As part of our process we review your information to ensure all applicable deductions and credits are considered based on the details provided.

You are required to register if your revenue exceeds $30,000 within one tax year.

The filing deadline for most individuals is April 30. If you or your spouse or common-law partner are self-employed, the filing deadline is June 15; however, any taxes owing are still due by April 30.

Common documents include T4, T5, T3, RRSP contribution slips, tuition slips (T2202), medical expenses, property tax or rent receipts, childcare expenses, and charitable donation receipts. If you are unsure, send what you have and we will review and follow up if anything is missing.

Through our secure client portal or in person by appointment. Please avoid sending multiple packages - one complete package helps us process your return more efficiently.

Most returns are completed remotely. Appointments are available if needed - just reach out to schedule.

Turnaround time is generally about 10 business days, depending on volume and complexity. During peak season in April, timelines may be slightly longer if all documents are not received.

You receive a copy of your return, and the CRA issues a Notice of Assessment.

It is not unusual to receive requests from the CRA. We can guide you through the process and prepare a response if needed. This service is outside the scope of your tax return filing and is billed separately.

A review is a routine request from the CRA to verify specific items on your return, such as medical expenses, charitable donations or childcare. An audit is more detailed and involves a comprehensive examination of your financial records.

Yes. You should keep all supporting documents for at least seven years in case the CRA requests them. Original slips are not submitted with an electronically filed return.

We require complete and accurate information before filing. Filing with missing information can lead to reassessments, penalties or interest.

Yes. We can prepare prior-year returns and help bring you up to date.

Yes. If something was missed or needs correction we can file an adjustment. This service is outside the scope of the original filing and is billed separately.

Yes. We offer tax planning services to help reduce future tax liabilities, especially for individuals with investment income, rental properties, or self-employment income through a corporation.

The preparation and filing of your return based on the information you provide. Additional services such as tax planning, CRA correspondence, adjustments or advisory work are billed separately.

Yes. As part of our process we review your information to ensure all applicable deductions and credits are considered based on the details provided.

You are required to register if your revenue exceeds $30,000 within one tax year.

The filing deadline for most individuals is April 30. If you or your spouse or common-law partner are self-employed, the filing deadline is June 15; however, any taxes owing are still due by April 30.

Common documents include T4, T5, T3, RRSP contribution slips, tuition slips (T2202), medical expenses, property tax or rent receipts, childcare expenses, and charitable donation receipts. If you are unsure, send what you have and we will review and follow up if anything is missing.