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Claim your Tuition Tax Credit
If you are a student enrolled in a qualifying post-secondary program, you will receive a T2202. This form confirms your eligibility and allows you to claim your tuition tax credit on line 32300.
Transfer Unused Amounts
If you don't use the full amount of your tuition tax credit, you can transfer unused amounts to an eligible parent, grandparent, or spouse on line 32400.
Scholarship Exemption
If you are a full-time student in a qualifying post-secondary program, you may be eligible to have all scholarship, bursary, and fellowship income exempt from tax on line 13010.
Net Federal Supplements
If you are a senior who is receiving federal supplements for Old Age Security (OAS), you must file your tax return to continue receiving federal supplements on line 14600.
Pension Income Amount
If you have elected to split your pension income with your spouse and made a T1032 election, then you may be eligible to claim a non-refundable tax credit of up to $2,000 on line 31400.
RRSP Repayments
If you made repayments to an RRSP through the Homebuyer's Plan (HBP) or Lifelong Learners Plan (LLP), your repayments are deductible on line 20800.
SIN starts with 9
If your Social Insurance Number (SIN) starts with a 9, this indicates you are not a permanent resident. We offer a 30% discount for newcomers and international students who are not permanent residents.
T1135 Exemption
For your first year in Canada while building residential ties, you are exempt from completing the T1135 - Foreign Income Verification Statement.
90% Rule
If more than 90% of your income is from a Canadian source, your non-refundable tax credits will not be prorated or reduced.
Interest Expenses
If you are a landlord who has borrowed funds from a purchase loan or renovation loan to buy or improve a rental property, you may be eligible to claim the interest expenses on line 8710 of the T776.
Vehicle Expenses
If you are a landlord looking to claim Capital Cost Allowance (CCA) on your vehicle, it is important to understand that CCA claimed for rental operations cannot be used to create a loss.
CPP/EI Exemption
Unlike business income, income from a rental property is not subject to CPP/QPP remittance.
Federal Dividend Tax Credit
If you are an investor who has received eligible dividends from a Canadian corporation you may be entitled to claim the federal dividend tax credit on line 40425.
Royalties
If you are an investor who received royalties from an invention, trademark, patent, or copyright, the income must be reported on line 10400.
Carrying Charges
If you are an investor who paid management fees for safe custody of investments or accounting fees for maintenance of investment records, you may be entitled to claim the fees on line 22100.
Claim your Tuition Tax Credit
If you are a student enrolled in a qualifying post-secondary program, you will receive a T2202. This form confirms your eligibility and allows you to claim your tuition tax credit on line 32300.
Transfer Unused Amounts
If you don't use the full amount of your tuition tax credit, you can transfer unused amounts to an eligible parent, grandparent, or spouse on line 32400.
Scholarship Exemption
If you are a full-time student in a qualifying post-secondary program, you may be eligible to have all scholarship, bursary, and fellowship income exempt from tax on line 13010.
Net Federal Supplements
If you are a senior who is receiving federal supplements for Old Age Security (OAS), you must file your tax return to continue receiving federal supplements on line 14600.
Pension Income Amount
If you have elected to split your pension income with your spouse and made a T1032 election, then you may be eligible to claim a non-refundable tax credit of up to $2,000 on line 31400.
RRSP Repayments
If you made repayments to an RRSP through the Homebuyer's Plan (HBP) or Lifelong Learners Plan (LLP), your repayments are deductible on line 20800.
SIN starts with 9
If your Social Insurance Number (SIN) starts with a 9, this indicates you are not a permanent resident. We offer a 30% discount for newcomers and international students who are not permanent residents.
T1135 Exemption
For your first year in Canada while building residential ties, you are exempt from completing the T1135 - Foreign Income Verification Statement.
90% Rule
If more than 90% of your income is from a Canadian source, your non-refundable tax credits will not be prorated or reduced.
Interest Expenses
If you are a landlord who has borrowed funds from a purchase loan or renovation loan to buy or improve a rental property, you may be eligible to claim the interest expenses on line 8710 of the T776.
Vehicle Expenses
If you are a landlord looking to claim Capital Cost Allowance (CCA) on your vehicle, it is important to understand that CCA claimed for rental operations cannot be used to create a loss.
CPP/EI Exemption
Unlike business income, income from a rental property is not subject to CPP/QPP remittance.
Federal Dividend Tax Credit
If you are an investor who has received eligible dividends from a Canadian corporation you may be entitled to claim the federal dividend tax credit on line 40425.
Royalties
If you are an investor who received royalties from an invention, trademark, patent, or copyright, the income must be reported on line 10400.
Carrying Charges
If you are an investor who paid management fees for safe custody of investments or accounting fees for maintenance of investment records, you may be entitled to claim the fees on line 22100.
What we do best
We review your CRA correspondence and prior returns to understand your situation.
We identify missed credits, errors, or reassessment opportunities in your filing history.
We prepare T1 adjustments, objection letters, or amended returns as needed.
A second set of eyes verifies every adjustment before submission.
We submit via ReFILE, T1-ADJ, or formal objection — whichever gets the best result.
We track CRA processing and respond to any follow-up requests on your behalf.
We review your CRA correspondence and prior returns to understand your situation.
We identify missed credits, errors, or reassessment opportunities in your filing history.
We prepare T1 adjustments, objection letters, or amended returns as needed.
A second set of eyes verifies every adjustment before submission.
We submit via ReFILE, T1-ADJ, or formal objection — whichever gets the best result.
We track CRA processing and respond to any follow-up requests on your behalf.
The CRA typically processes T1 adjustment requests within 8 to 16 weeks. If filed electronically via ReFILE, processing is often faster — usually 2 to 8 weeks. We track your adjustment and notify you when it's complete.
Yes. The CRA allows adjustments going back up to 10 calendar years. If you missed medical expenses, tuition credits, or other deductions, we can file a T1-ADJ to recover them.
If your Notice of Objection was denied, you may still have options — including filing an appeal with the Tax Court of Canada. We can review the denial and advise on next steps.
Gather your T4s, receipts, and prior-year NOA — we'll tell you exactly what we need.
We review your documents for completeness and identify all eligible deductions.
Your return is prepared with every credit maximized — medical, tuition, childcare, and more.
A senior preparer reviews your return for accuracy before filing.
We EFILE your return directly with the CRA for fast processing.
We're here if the CRA has questions — and we'll help you plan for next year.
Gather your T4s, receipts, and prior-year NOA — we'll tell you exactly what we need.
We review your documents for completeness and identify all eligible deductions.
Your return is prepared with every credit maximized — medical, tuition, childcare, and more.
A senior preparer reviews your return for accuracy before filing.
We EFILE your return directly with the CRA for fast processing.
We're here if the CRA has questions — and we'll help you plan for next year.
Most personal returns are completed within 3 to 5 business days after we receive all your documents. During peak season (March–April), turnaround may be slightly longer. We'll give you a timeline at intake.
You can access your T4 slips through CRA My Account. If they're not available yet, we can proceed with the information on your final pay stub and amend later if needed.
Yes. We can prepare and file returns for up to 10 previous tax years. Late filing may result in penalties, but we'll help you minimize them and recover any refunds owed.
We collect your business statements, HST filings, and instalment records.
We audit your records for compliance gaps, missed instalments, or filing errors.
We prepare compliant filings — HST returns, T2 corporate, or instalment calculations.
Every filing is cross-checked against CRA requirements before submission.
We submit electronically and confirm receipt with the CRA.
We monitor your account for reassessments and respond to CRA inquiries.
We collect your business statements, HST filings, and instalment records.
We audit your records for compliance gaps, missed instalments, or filing errors.
We prepare compliant filings — HST returns, T2 corporate, or instalment calculations.
Every filing is cross-checked against CRA requirements before submission.
We submit electronically and confirm receipt with the CRA.
We monitor your account for reassessments and respond to CRA inquiries.
Common triggers include inconsistent reporting year-over-year, large deductions relative to income, unreported income detected via third-party data matching, and random selection. Filing accurately and on time is the best prevention.
The CRA can reassess your return up to 3 years after the original Notice of Assessment for most situations. In cases of misrepresentation or fraud, there is no time limit.
You must pay tax by instalments if your net tax owing exceeds $3,000 in the current year and in either of the two preceding years. Instalments are due quarterly: March 15, June 15, September 15, and December 15.



