Most businesses in Ontario must register for and charge HST once their taxable sales pass the small supplier threshold. I help you register, prepare, and file your HST/GST returns on time, and keep the records the CRA expects.
Who it is for
- Small businesses approaching or over the small supplier threshold
- Corporations and sole proprietors filing monthly, quarterly, or annually
- Businesses with late or unfiled HST returns
What is included
- Advice on whether and when you need to register
- HST/GST account registration with the CRA
- Preparation and electronic filing of HST/GST returns
- Review of input tax credits (ITCs) claimed on business expenses
- Review of the Quick Method where it may apply
- Help with HST instalments and CRA notices
How it works
- I review your sales, expenses, and current filing frequency
- I set up a filing calendar for you
- Each period I prepare the return from your books and confirm it with you
- I file and remind you of the payment due date
Frequently asked questions
When do I have to register for HST?
Generally once your worldwide taxable sales are more than $30,000 in a single calendar quarter or over four consecutive calendar quarters. Some businesses, such as taxi and ride sharing services, must register from the start.
How often do I need to file?
It depends on your annual sales. Smaller businesses usually file annually, and larger ones quarterly or monthly. You can sometimes choose a more frequent period.
I am behind on my HST returns. Can you help?
Yes. I can prepare the missing returns and help you deal with the CRA about any interest or penalties.
This page provides general information only and is not tax or legal advice for your situation.