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Expert Accounting and Tax Services in Montreal
Our team of highly vetted, professional bookkeepers and advisors are committed to getting to know you and your unique situationwhether you're an individual, a small business owner, a student, or a non-resident. We specialize in personalized accounting and tax solutions, including backlog tax resolution, financial statement preparation, and corporate tax returns. With expertise in both federal and provincial tax regulations, we ensure compliance while optimizing your financial strategy.Our dedication to client-centric service is reflected in our secure online submission platform, walk-in availability, and tailored guidance for diverse client needs. We pride ourselves on demystifying complex tax matters and empowering clients to achieve long-term financial security through informed decision-making.
Services
Personal Tax Returns
Backlog Tax Filing
Bookkeeping Services
Small Business Accounting
GST/QST Remittance
Financial Statements
Corporate Tax Returns
Payroll Services
QuickBooks Training
Tax Planning
Highlights and features
- We offer personalized accounting solutions tailored to your unique situation.
- Our team provides expert tax filing and backlog resolution for up to 10 years.
- We ensure secure online document submission for your convenience.
- Our office welcomes walk-ins during extended hours for immediate assistance.
- We specialize in serving diverse clients including students, small businesses, and non-residents.
What people say
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Services
Personal Tax Returns
We prepare and file personal income tax returns for residents, non-residents, and students. Our services include e-filing for faster refunds, backlog tax resolution for up to 10 years, and strategic tax planning to maximize deductions and credits. We specialize in complex scenarios such as cryptocurrency, Airbnb, and self-employment income.
Small Business Accounting
Comprehensive accounting solutions for small businesses, including bookkeeping, financial statement preparation, and corporate tax returns. We assist with GST/QST registration, payroll processing, and business plan development to ensure compliance and support growth for sole proprietors and corporations.
Backlog Tax Filing
We resolve overdue tax filings for individuals and businesses, covering up to 10 years of unfiled returns. Our team retrieves missing documents, calculates liabilities, and negotiates payment plans to bring clients into compliance while recovering eligible refunds and credits.
QuickBooks Training
We provide setup and training for QuickBooks, Sage 50, and Acomba to empower business owners to manage their own bookkeeping. Our services include software customization, employee training, and ongoing support to ensure accurate financial tracking and reporting.
Non-Resident Tax Services
Specialized tax compliance for non-residents with Canadian rental income, including NR6 filings and Section 216 returns. We optimize tax withholdings, claim eligible deductions, and ensure adherence to CRA regulations for property owners and investors outside Canada.
Questions
When are personal income taxes due?
Personal tax returns are due April 30, 2024, for most individuals and June 17, 2024, for self-employed filers. Late submissions may incur interest charges.
What is the difference between a tax deduction and a credit?
Deductions reduce taxable income, while credits directly lower the tax owed. Both help minimize your tax liability but function differently.
Do I need to file a business tax return if my business earned under $5,000?
Yes. Sole proprietors and corporations must file returns regardless of income. Corporations use T2 forms, while sole proprietors report on T1 forms.
How do I know what taxes to charge my clients?
Charge taxes based on the client's province of residence. No Canadian taxes apply if the client resides outside Canada.
Can I claim home renovation expenses on my taxes?
Yes. Qualifying expenses include materials, permits, and labor for renovations creating self-contained units for seniors or disabled individuals under the Multigenerational Home Renovation Tax Credit.
Do international students need to file Canadian tax returns?
Yes. International students with income from employment, scholarships, or bursaries must file. Filing may also unlock credits like GST or solidarity tax credits.
