Fill out our Tax Form to start your tax return remotely or get a head start before your appointment.

Not sure what documentation you need to bring in for us to complete your tax return? Refer to our Tax Checklist. 
For your convenience, click the button above to receive your personal PDF copy to print out and use, to make sure you've collected all of your documents. Or refer to accessible tax list below. Remember, our 48 hour Income Tax Preparation Policy for basic personal returns starts when we have received all of the information and forms that we require to complete your tax return. Note: If we didn't prepare your tax return last year, please also bring a printed copy of your tax return for reference.  

Review Our Tax Checklist Below

   
Registered Pension Plan
  • Receipts for contributions (normally on T4).
Registered Retirement Savings Plans
  • Receipts for contributions made up to 60 days after the year end.
Tuition Fees and Education Certificate
  • Form T2202A or TL11A from the Canadian or foreign institution attended for self, spouse or child.
Interest Expense for Business or Investment Purposes
  • Purpose of the loan, whether you still own the asset purchased with borrowed funds, how much interest you paid.
Moving Expenses (40 km closer to work or school)
  • Summary or receipts for expenses including meals and lodgings, moving company or truck rentals, board and lodging, costs for canceling an unexpired lease or selling your old home.
Child Care
  • Receipts from the person, school or camp should include name, address and SIN or business number of the recipients.
Alimony or Maintenance
  • For income: total amount received in the year.
Spousal Support (Child Support)
  • Any agreements made after May 1, 1997 are not deductible.
Accounting Fees, Legal Fees Investment Counsel Fees and Safety Deposit Box Rentals
  • Summary or invoices for amounts paid or incurred in the year, (for self-employment, fiscal years; for investments, rentals or other income, calendar years).
  • You can deduct any legal fees you paid in the year to collect or establish a right to collect salary or wages.
  • You can also deduct legal fees you paid in the year to collect or establish a right to collect other amounts that must be reported in employment income even if they are not directly paid by your employer. However, you must reduce your claim by any amount awarded to you for those fees or any reimbursement you received for your legal expenses. In some cases, you may also be able to deduct certain accounting fees (Safety Deposit Box Rentals are not deductible). Visit CRA website for more info on Lines 33099 and 33199 – Eligible medical expenses you can claim on your tax return.
Medical or Attendant Care Expense
  • Receipts for self, spouse and dependents for the current year, together with any items not used in the prior year; T929 for attendant care.
  • Travel expenses (at least 40km) - the cost of public transportation expenses (for example, taxis, bus, or train) when a person needs to travel at least 40 kilometers (one way), but less than 80km, from their home to get medical services.
  • Travel expenses (at least 80km) - the cost of the travel expenses, including accommodations, meals, and parking, when a person needs to travel at least 80 kilometers (one way) from their home to get medical services.
Donations
  • Official receipts for the current or prior years.
Political Contributions
  • Official receipts (Federal and Provincial).
Quarterly Instalments
  • CRA statements or summary of payments.
  • If made, amount of payments.
Property & Rent
  • Total paid or receipts or canceled cheques for rent or municipal taxes including the name of the municipality or landlord and address.
  • Social Assistance & Workers Compensation payments (formT5007) received.
Prior Year Assessment Notice
  • Notice of Assessment from CRA.
Marital Status
  • Details of change in marital status (including common law).
Filing Status
  • U.S. citizen, or residents of another country?
Personal Credits
  • Details of income of spouse, dependents.
New Dependants
  • Names and birth dates of new dependents.
Disability
  • Details of disability for self, dependants.
  • T2201 - Disability credit form certified by a doctor.
Foreign Property
  • Description and cost of all foreign property owned.
Foreign Income
  • Details and related slips.
Employment Income
  • T4 slips.
Employment Expense
  • Completed form T2200 signed by employer for supplies, auto, tradespersons tool’s, or other expenses.
  • Expense vouchers or summaries, mileage logs.
  • Union, professional dues.
OAS and CPP
  • T4A(OAS), T4A(P).
Other Pensions
  • T4A, T4RIF, T4RSP slips.
Employment Insurance Benefits
  • T4E slips.
Interest and Other Investment Income
  • T5, T3, T4PS and T-BD(1) slips.
  • List of compound interest bonds & long term investments owned.
  • Details of mortgage payments received.
Rental Income
  • Summary of rent receipts and expenses.
  • Prepared financial statements if available.
Other Income
  • Scholarships, retiring allowances, RESP’s, IAAC’s.
Taxable Capital Gains / Allowable Capital losses
  • Stockbrokers’ statements, commodity or precious metal trading statements.
  • Legal documents regarding the sale of real estate, invoices for legal fees, commissions.
  • Receipts for sale of other property.
  • Gifts of property to others (over $1,000 value).
Tax Shelter Income / Losses
  • Financial statements, tax slips and filing information for MURBS, limited partnership and tax shelters.
Business, Professional, Farm and Commission Income
  • Documents required statement preparation or prepared financial statement.
  • “Out of pocket” expenses not included in prepared financial statement (example: interest on business loans, professional dues, income protection insurance, promotion conventions, auto expense or offices in the home).