No. Your original slips and supporting documents are not submitted with your electronically filed tax return. You should keep all documents in your records in case the CRA requests to see them later.

We require complete and accurate information before filing your return. Filing with missing information can lead to reassessments, penalties, or interest.

Yes. If something was missed or needs correction, we can file an adjustment. This service is outside the scope of your original tax return filing and is billed separately.

Yes—we offer tax planning services to help reduce future tax liabilities, especially for individuals with investment income, rental properties, or self-employment/income through a corporation.

You are required to register if your revenue exceeds $30,000 within 1 tax year

You may be responsible for the uncollected HST

It depends.

Repairs (fixing something broken) are typically deductible immediately

Improvements (adding value or extending life) must be capitalized and deducted over time

You must file if you are a Canadian tax resident and, at any time in the year, the total cost of all your specified foreign property was more than 100,000 CAD.

This threshold is based on cost amount (what you paid, not market value), and it looks at the total across all foreign assets combined.

Missing or underpaying instalments may result in interest charges and possible penalties.

If you are required to pay instalments, payments are typically due quarterly (March 15, June 15, September 15, and December 15).