Rates
E-Filing included!
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Base Rate starts at $68 + $2 per income slip. Additional charges for Special Credits/Deductions, Self-Employment, Rentals and Investments.
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Student Flat Rate $45: Must have valid T2202 with 4+ months Full Time and income less than $25,000. *No Self employment, New to Canada, investments, special credits/deductions or complex returns.
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Senior Discount 65+ 20% off total preparation cost.
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Government Benefit Filing Rate $30: To qualify you must only have a T5007, CPP/OAS, no income &/or under 18 in the tax year. *No New to Canada
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Self Employment, Rentals & Complex Rates: Prices vary due to complexity & time required on each individual circumstance. NEW CLIENTS, please submit a New Client Inquiry.
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Adjustments & CRA Reviews, Correspondence: Prices vary depending on nature of request.
For a more specific quote based on your situation, please contact us or use our INSTANT QUOTE feature.
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Frequently Asked Questions
If your question is not answered below, please contact us.
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How does online tax filing work?
Online tax filing is a secure and easy-to-do alternative to filing your taxes in person. You receive the same quality and dedication from our team, it just all happens in the virtual world. Click the file online links to begin and follow the prompts. A Tax Specialist will reach out to you if more information is required or upon completion.
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Do I need an appointment to file my taxes in person?
No Appointment is required, you can simply drop off your documents anytime and we will contact you during preparation with any additional questions, or once completed. If you have questions regarding your return or are a new client with complexities, please contact our office or book an appointment before stopping by to ensure we are able to assist you effectively.
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I'm missing my income tax slips, what do I do?
We may be able to access missing income tax slips for you on the CRA website. If the income tax slips have not been reported to CRA, you will need to contact the issuer to have them sent to you.
Tax slip issuing deadlines: T4, T4A, T4A(OAS), T4A(P), T4E, T4RSP, T4RIF, T5, T5007, T5008, & T2202 slips are not due from the issuer until February 28th. T3 slips are not due from the issuer until March 31st.
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I am filing in person and only have my tax slips electronically. What do I do?
In order for us to efficiently prepare your tax return, please print out or email us your electronic documents. info@thetaxprosonline.com
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I filed my taxes, how long will my refund take?
If electronically filed before the deadline, and you have direct deposit setup with Canada Revenue Agency. Refunds will take approximately 10 days. Add 1 week for cheque mailing if you do not have direct deposit setup. Other circumstances such as Pre-assessments and special deductions can hold up processing times by CRA.
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I missed reporting income or deductions and have already filed, what can I do?
Not a problem, we can file a T1 tax return adjustment for you, up to 10 years back. Contact us to discuss further pertaining to your situation.
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I received a letter from CRA and I think I am being audited, what do I do?
This may simply be a standard CRA review, which is very common and nothing to be concerned about if it regarding a claim you made on your taxes legitimately. If you are a client of ours for that tax year, we will assist you through the process. If you are not a client, we would also be happy to assist you with this.
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I am behind on filing multiple years. Can you help me?
Absolutely we can assist in filing up to 10 years back. We encourage not falling more than 3 years behind, as you may lose out on certain refundable tax credits.
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I have moved and did not receive my refund or GST. What do I do?
When you file your tax return, your address will be updated for you at that time with CRA. If you move after filing, your address can be changed with Canada Revenue Agency by phone 1-800-959-8281, Mail, or within your My CRA Account, to ensure all of your benefit payments continue. Setting up direct deposit will also assist with avoiding missed future benefit payments. For security purposes, we cannot update your address with Canada Revenue Agency after you have filed, only on initial filing.
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Am I required to file an UHT- Underused Housing Tax return?
The UHT, (similar to the Speculation Tax annual reporting in BC), is not part of your personal income tax filing and is filed independently. If you are unsure if you are required to file an UHT return, simply visit the link below to follow the questionnaire. The return can then also be filed within the same link. We do not offer services to file a UHT or provide legal information regarding UHT filing requirements. If you are still unsure, please contact a real estate accountant regarding your situation.