Your personal tax return, filed right the first time

T1 filing for employees, students and families, prepared and filed in one to two business days.

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Filing deadline: April 30, 2026
Self-employed deadline: June 15, 2026
Typical refund time is about: 2 weeks
Our turnaround: 1-2 business days

Overview

Personal Tax Return, done properly

Most Canadians overpay tax not because they made a mistake, but because nobody told them what they could claim. A credit missed on line 32300 or an unclaimed provincial rent benefit quietly costs hundreds of dollars a year, every year.

We file your T1 the way a good accountant should: we read every slip, ask about the things people forget, and tell you the price before we start - not after.

Worth knowing

Filing early is worth real money

CRA processing slows sharply through March and April. Clients who send documents in February typically see refunds in about two weeks; the same return sent in mid-April can take twice as long.

Who this is for

6 common cases

If one of these sounds like you, this service is a good fit.

Permanent residents and citizens with T4 employment income
International students claiming tuition on a T2202
Newcomers filing their first Canadian return
Couples and families claiming dependants and transferable credits
Non-residents with Canadian rental income, deemed residents and seasonal workers
Anyone who left Canada during the year, temporarily or permanently

What's included

What you actually get

Nothing appears on the invoice later that was not described here.

Unlimited T4 and T5 slips
However many employers or investment accounts you had, it's the same flat fee.
Tuition credits
T2202 amounts claimed, carried forward, or transferred to a spouse or parent, whichever leaves you better off.
Every provincial benefit
The Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit (formerly the GST/HST credit), plus the rent and property tax credits for your province.
Dependants and childcare
Up to two dependants included; childcare receipts applied where they save the most.
RRSP and FHSA contributions
Contributions under $1,000 included, and we model whether claiming now or deferring is smarter.
Year-round CRA support
If the CRA writes to you in September about the return we filed, we answer it. No extra charge.

The process

How this works

4 steps, from first message to filed.

Step 01
Tell us your situation
Two minutes on our get-started form. We use it to send the right checklist, because a student's list looks nothing like a landlord's.
Step 02
Send your documents
Upload or WhatsApp your slips. Nothing to print, nothing to mail, no appointment to book.
Step 03
We prepare and review
A CPA-led team prepares the return, then checks it against every credit you qualify for before it goes anywhere.
Step 04
You approve, we file
You see the refund figure and the fee before we submit. We e-file to the CRA and confirm the refund lands.

Step 01
Tell us your situation
Two minutes on our get-started form. We use it to send the right checklist, because a student's list looks nothing like a landlord's.
Step 02
Send your documents
Upload or WhatsApp your slips. Nothing to print, nothing to mail, no appointment to book.
Step 03
We prepare and review
A CPA-led team prepares the return, then checks it against every credit you qualify for before it goes anywhere.
Step 04
You approve, we file
You see the refund figure and the fee before we submit. We e-file to the CRA and confirm the refund lands.

Questions

Personal Tax Return questions

Straight answers to what people ask us most.

How much does a personal tax return cost?

$88 if you were a student during any part of 2025, and $109 if you had T4 employment income. Quebec returns are $109 and $139. Those are flat fees covering unlimited T4 and T5 slips, tuition, provincial benefits, charitable donations and up to two dependants. Add-ons such as rental property or capital gains are published in full on our pricing page, and 13% HST applies.

How long does it take to get my refund?

Refunds usually arrive about two weeks after filing, depending on CRA processing times. During the March and April peak this stretches out considerably, which is why we push clients to file early.

Do I have to come into an office?

No. We are a fully remote firm and do not take in-person appointments. You send documents securely from your phone or laptop and we handle everything else.

Can you file if I live outside Toronto?

Yes. We file in all ten provinces. Each of our tax experts specialises in specific provinces, so you are matched with someone who knows your province's credits - from Ontario and BC to Alberta and Quebec.

What documents do I need?

We send you a checklist tailored to your situation. Typically: T4 slips, T2202 for students, rent receipts, investment slips (T5, T3, T5008), medical and childcare receipts, RRSP contribution slips, and self-employment records if they apply.

What languages do you work in?

English, Hindi and Punjabi.

Get started

Ready to sort out your personal tax return?

Tell us your situation and we will come back with the exact scope, what we need from you, and the fee, before any work starts.

Key numbers

Filing deadline: April 30, 2026; For the 2025 tax year
Self-employed deadline: June 15, 2026; Any balance owing is still due April 30
Typical refund time is about: 2 weeks; Longer in the March - April peak, so file early
Our turnaround: 1-2 business days; Once we have your complete documents