No estimates that quietly grow. No surprise invoices at the end. Three calm steps from first call to getting started.
Careful T1 preparation for straightforward returns
Management financial statements prepared from the accounting records.
What's Included
We act as your authorized representative so you're never on a call with CRA alone.
What's Included
Most notices have tight deadlines — we aim to respond within 2 business days.
What's Included
Common for medical, donation, tuition and child-care reviews.
What's Included
Acting early usually means lower payments and less interest accrued.
What's Included
We make sure accounts are opened on the right effective date — getting this wrong creates filing headaches later.
Why “Starting At”
Multiple income types, schedules or jurisdictions can add time.
Clean books make tax work faster. Messy books may need cleanup first.
More slips and accounts mean more reconciliation work.
Each property can require its own statement and CCA review.
Capital gains, foreign income and adjusted-cost-base tracking can add complexity.
Open reviews, missing documents or extra schedules can affect scope and timing.
You’ll always receive a confirmed base quote before work begins.
If complexity increases, we confirm any change with you before continuing. No surprise invoices.
Because no two tax situations are identical. The amount shown reflects the base scope. We confirm the final quote before work begins.
Only if the scope changes or additional work is requested. Any adjustment is confirmed with you before we continue.
For larger corporate or cleanup engagements, a deposit may be requested. This is discussed as part of the quote.
Timing depends on the file and whether all documents are available. We confirm the expected timeline when the engagement starts.
Yes. We regularly help clients catch up on prior filings and organize the information needed to move forward.
Yes. With authorization, we can communicate with CRA, respond to notices, handle reviews and assist with payment arrangements.
We confirm the meeting, gather a short amount of background information, and then outline the scope and next steps.
