Common documents include T4 slips (employment income), T5 slips (investment income), RRSP contribution receipts, medical expenses, charitable donation receipts, and property tax or rent receipts (if applicable). We will provide you with a full checklist to make sure nothing is missed.

You can log in or register for CRA My Account here: CRA My Account. This secure portal allows you to view past returns, check refund status, review RRSP/TFSA contribution limits, and manage benefit payments.

A corporate tax return must be filed within six months of your company’s year-end.

Filing frequency depends on your business’s annual revenue. Small businesses often file annually, while others may file quarterly or monthly. CRA will confirm your assigned reporting period, but we can also help you review and manage filing requirements.

CRA may charge interest and penalties on late filings or late payments. If you’ve missed a deadline, it’s best to file and pay as soon as possible. In some cases, we can assist in applying for penalty relief.

CRA may charge interest and penalties on late filings or late payments. If you’ve missed a deadline, it’s best to file and pay as soon as possible. In some cases, we can assist in applying for penalty relief.

You can pay CRA through your online banking (set up “CRA” as a payee), through CRA My Account, or at most financial institutions. More details here: CRA Payment Options.