I prepare T1 personal income tax returns for individuals and families, including self-employed people, rental property owners, business owners, and newcomers to Canada. I can explain the process in English or Russian.
Who it is for
- Employees, families, and retirees
- Self-employed people and sole proprietors
- Corporation owners receiving salary or dividends
- Rental property owners
- Newcomers to Canada filing a first Canadian return
What is included
- T1 personal income tax return and Ontario forms
- Self-employment income and expenses (T2125)
- Rental income (T776)
- Review of commonly available deductions and credits, such as RRSP, childcare, medical, and moving expenses
- Foreign income and foreign property reporting (T1135) where it applies
- Adjustments to prior year returns
How it works
- Short call or message to understand your situation
- You send your slips and documents in a secure way that I arrange with you
- I prepare the return and walk you through it before filing
- I file electronically and explain your notice of assessment when it arrives
Frequently asked questions
When is the personal tax deadline?
For most individuals the filing and payment deadline is April 30. If you or your spouse or common-law partner are self-employed, the filing deadline is June 15, but any balance owing is still due April 30.
I am new to Canada. What should I know about my first return?
Your first return reports your world income from the date you became a resident of Canada. It is also how you apply for benefits such as the Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit (formerly the GST/HST credit). I explain what to bring before you file.
Can you fix a return I already filed?
Yes. I can review prior returns and file an adjustment request with the CRA if something was missed.
Do you work in Russian?
Yes. I can discuss your return in English or Russian.
This page provides general information only and is not tax or legal advice for your situation.