Tax
Accurate returns, filed on time, and planning that takes your whole situation into account, both personal and business.
What I do for you
Federal and provincial tax, with no unpleasant surprises
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Corporate tax
Federal (T2) and Quebec (CO-17) returns, with the required schedules and forms.
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Personal tax
T1 and TP-1 returns for individuals, families and retirees.
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Self-employed individuals and professionals
Business income, deductible expenses and tax instalments, properly calculated.
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Rental properties
Rental income, capital cost allowance and property sales: an area where I have solid experience.
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Remuneration planning
Salary, dividends or a combination of both: the right choice for your situation.
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Dealing with tax authorities
Help understanding notices and responding to requests from the Canada Revenue Agency and Revenu Québec.
Frequently asked questions
Your questions
What are the filing deadlines?
For individuals, April 30, or June 15 if you or your spouse are self-employed (any balance owing is still due April 30). For corporations, the return is due six months after the fiscal year-end, and the balance is generally payable two or three months after year-end.
Salary or dividends: which should I choose?
It depends on your income, your cash needs, your retirement goals and your corporation's situation. It's an analysis I do with you, ideally before year-end.
I received a letter from the CRA or Revenu Québec. What should I do?
Don't set it aside: response deadlines are often short. Send it to me, and I'll explain what it means and help you respond.
Do you also prepare personal tax returns?
Yes, for individuals as well as for business owners who want their personal and business returns handled by the same professional.
Let's review your tax situation
A free 30-minute call to go over your situation, with no obligation.