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Key Canadian tax deadlines
Recurring deadlines to know. Dates can shift when they fall on a weekend or holiday — this is general information, not tax advice.
| Code | Filing | When |
|---|---|---|
| T1 | Personal income tax (T1) | April 30 (following the tax year) |
| T1 | Self-employed T1 filing | June 15 · balance owing still due April 30 |
| T2 | Corporate income tax (T2) | 6 months after fiscal year-end · balance generally due 2–3 months after year-end |
| RRSP | RRSP contribution deadline | 60 days after year-end |
| T4·T5 | T4 and T5 slips | End of February |
| INST | Personal quarterly instalments | Mar 15 · Jun 15 · Sep 15 · Dec 15 |
| GST | GST/HST returns | Due dates vary by filing frequency (monthly, quarterly, or annual) |
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Personal — what to prepare
- Prior-year Notice of Assessment (NOA)
- T4 (employment), T4A, T4E, T5, T3, T5008 slips
- RRSP contribution receipts
- Medical expenses, donations, and tuition (T2202)
- Rent or property tax receipts (Ontario Trillium, etc.)
- Home office expenses (if eligible)
- Investment income and capital gains summaries
- Foreign income and foreign property (T1135 if over $100,000 CAD)
Business — what to prepare
- Prior-year financial statements and corporate tax return
- Bookkeeping to the fiscal year-end (or raw bank/credit-card statements)
- GST/HST filings and remittance history
- Payroll summaries and T4 filings
- Loan and lease agreements
- Capital asset purchases and dispositions
- Shareholder loan and dividend records
- Any CRA correspondence received during the year
Frequently asked questions
Do you work with clients outside Ontario?+
Yes. We are a fully virtual practice and file across every Canadian province and territory.
How do I send documents securely?+
Through our encrypted client portal — no email attachments, no fax. You will receive an invite once we start working together.
What happens if I get a CRA review letter?+
Send it to us as soon as possible. We will draft the response, gather the supporting documentation, and correspond with the CRA on your behalf.
Can you help if I haven't filed for several years?+
Yes. We regularly bring clients back into good standing and, where appropriate, can guide you through the Voluntary Disclosures Program.
Do you handle Quebec returns?+
Yes — including Revenu Québec (TP1 and RL slips) for individuals and corporations with Quebec activity.
How does pricing work?+
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