The money you're leaving on the table.
Tax Returns (Individuals and Businesses)
Your tax return isn't just a form to fill out. It's money you shouldn't forget.
The problem
Every spring, thousands of Quebecers rush through their tax return, check a few boxes, and hope it goes through. The catch: credits don't claim themselves. Medical expenses, childcare costs, donations, RRSP contributions, home support tax credit, tuition fees, work-from-home expenses… every line you miss is money staying in the tax authorities' pockets instead of yours. On the business side, it's the same story with higher stakes: a poorly prepared T2 (federal) or CO-17 (Quebec) return means missed deductions, miscalculated instalments, sometimes a letter from the CRA. And if your situation changes during the year, personal or business, things get complicated fast.
My solution
I take your tax return seriously, line by line: T1 (federal) and TP-1 (Quebec) for individuals, T2 (federal) and CO-17 (Quebec) for businesses. I actively look for the credits and deductions you're entitled to, not just the ones the software suggests. You send me your documents, I handle the rest, and I explain clearly what you're getting back and why. No jargon, no bad surprises.
What's included
- Federal (T1) and provincial (TP-1) returns for individuals
- Federal (T2) and provincial (CO-17) returns for businesses
- Systematic search for credits and deductions that apply to YOUR situation
- Accounting for personal or business changes (birth, purchase, retirement, separation, new fiscal year-end…)
- Rental income, self-employment income, investments
- Electronic filing and a clear explanation of the result
Who it's for
Employees, families, students, retirees, newcomers, self-employed workers, landlords, incorporated businesses, basically, you. Individual or business, you don't need a big firm: you need someone who takes the time to actually look at your situation.