What’s included
- Federal (T1) and Quebec (TP-1) returns for individuals
- Student returns: tuition credits (T2202, RL-8) and carry-forwards
- Newcomers to Canada: first and part-year returns, foreign property (T1135)
- Self-employed income (T2125, TP-80-V) with instalment planning
- Rental income for residents (T776, TP-128-V)
- Non-resident rental income: NR4 withholding, NR6 and Section 216 returns
- US returns for US citizens and green card holders in Canada: Form 1040, FBAR and foreign tax credits
- Prior-year and catch-up returns
- Every return reviewed by a tax professional; US returns handled by our US CPA
Who it’s for
Individuals, students, newcomers, self-employed workers, landlords, non-residents with Canadian rental property and US citizens living in Canada.
- Non-resident tax returns in Canada
- US tax returns for Americans living in Canada
- Self-employed tax returns in Quebec
- Tax filing for newcomers to Canada
- Student tax returns in Montréal
- Accounting for landlords
FAQ
How much do personal tax returns cost?
Personal returns are priced per file: we review your slips and situation, then give you a fixed quote before we start. Our owner personal return starts at $300 per year. Contact us with your situation for an exact price.
Do you prepare returns for students?
Yes. We claim tuition credits, handle carry-forwards and transfers, and make sure you receive the credits and benefits you are entitled to. See our guide to student tax returns in Quebec.
Can you file for a non-resident who owns Canadian rental property?
Yes. We help with the 25% withholding and NR4 slips, the NR6 election to be taxed on net rent, and the annual Section 216 return.
Do you prepare US tax returns for US citizens living in Canada?
Yes. US citizens and green card holders generally must file a US return on worldwide income even when they live in Canada. We prepare Form 1040, FBAR filings and foreign tax credit claims alongside your Canadian return.
Can you file prior years or catch up on missed returns?
Yes. We prepare prior-year returns and help you catch up. See our guide to late and unfiled returns.
Related guides
- Personal Tax Return in Quebec: Slips, Deadlines, Credits
- Tax Returns for Students in Quebec: Credits and Forms
- Newcomers to Canada: Your First Tax Return
- Non-Resident Landlords in Canada: NR4, NR6 and Section 216
- Rental Income in Quebec: What to Report and Deduct
- US Citizens in Canada: Filing US and Canadian Returns
- Self-Employed Taxes in Quebec: T2125, TP-80 and Instalments