Nerotax prepares Canadian personal, self-employed and corporate returns, and plans ahead so April isn’t a scramble.
Employment income, RRSP, TFSA and FHSA planning, tuition and medical claims, rental income and capital gains.
Business income and expenses (T2125), home-office and vehicle claims, and instalment payments so a balance owing doesn’t surprise you.
Corporate returns, salary versus dividends, and bookkeeping clean-up before year-end.
Registration, filing and input tax credits, whichever province you sell in.
Reviews, notices of assessment and payment arrangements: we read them and respond with you.
| RRSP contribution | First 60 days of the new year count toward the previous tax year (early March). |
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| April 30 | Personal returns are due, and any balance owing must be paid. |
| June 15 | Filing deadline for self-employed people and their spouses or common-law partners. Tax owing is still due April 30. |
| Corporations (T2) | Return due six months after fiscal year-end. Payment is generally due two to three months after year-end. |
| GST/HST | Filing frequency depends on revenue: monthly, quarterly or annual. Registration is required once taxable sales pass $30,000 over four quarters. |
Deadlines shift when they fall on a weekend or holiday, and some situations differ. Confirm yours on the CRA site or with us.
Estimated tax savings
Estimates only. Your marginal rate depends on your province and taxable income, and RRSP withdrawals are taxed as income. Your actual contribution room is on your CRA notice of assessment or in CRA My Account.
We reply within one business day with next steps and a fixed quote.
Prefer to talk? Call 416-897-9964 or email neroosen@gmail.com.