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Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to common accounting and tax questions.

Please provide all relevant tax slips (such as T4, T4A, T5, and T3 slips), RRSP contribution receipts, charitable donation receipts, medical expense receipts, and any other documents relating to your income, deductions, or tax credits.

If we’re preparing returns for multiple family members, please ensure the relevant documents are provided for each individual.

If you’re a new client, a copy of your previous year’s Notice of Assessment is also helpful.

The documents required will vary depending on your personal and family circumstances.

For most businesses, GST/HST registration becomes mandatory when taxable revenues exceed $30,000 in a single 12-month period.

Certain exceptions apply, and some businesses may benefit from registering voluntarily before reaching this threshold.

We can help you understand your GST/HST registration and reporting obligations.

Yes. Whether you’re several months behind or need assistance organizing your existing financial records, we can review your situation and help determine what needs to be addressed.

Getting your bookkeeping up to date can make tax preparation, financial reporting, and ongoing business management much easier.

Helpful Links & Forms

Access trusted government resources and frequently used forms.

Business Resources

↗ Business Number (BN) Registration
↗ CRA Information for Businesses

↗ Ontario Business Registry

↗ Ontario Employment Standards Guide
↗ WSIB Information

Payroll & Employment

↗ Federal TD1 Form
↗ Ontario TD1 Form
↗ Payroll Deductions Online Calculator
↗ CPP Contribution Rates
↗ EI Premium Rates

GST/HST

↗ GST/HST Registration
↗ GST/HST NETFILE
↗ GST/HST Information for Businesses