Tax Services That Actually Work

Honest answer? It depends on your situation. We've seen savings anywhere from a few hundred to tens of thousands. The biggest wins usually come from proper corporate structure, timing of income, and catching deductions that got missed. On average, new clients save around $8,500 in their first year with us, but that's just an average - your mileage may vary. The free consultation will give you a way better idea of what's actually possible for YOU.

You're not alone - we deal with this situation more often than you'd think. The CRA's voluntary disclosure program can help minimize penalties if we get ahead of it. The worst thing you can do is keep ignoring it. We've helped dozens of clients get caught up and back on track. Yeah, there might be some penalties and interest, but it's way better than waiting for the CRA to come knocking. Let's just rip the band-aid off and sort it out.

The classic question. Generally speaking, if you're making over $80-100K in profit, incorporation starts making sense from a tax perspective. But it's not just about the numbers - there's liability protection, ability to income split, investment flexibility, all that stuff. On the flip side, corporations cost more to maintain and have more paperwork. We'll run the numbers for your specific situation and show you exactly what makes sense. Sometimes staying simple is the right call, sometimes it's not.

If you're making over $30K in revenue, the CRA says you have to register. But here's the thing - sometimes voluntary registration makes sense even if you're under that threshold, especially if you've got significant expenses. You can claim back the HST/GST you're paying on stuff, which adds up faster than you'd think. On the other hand, if you're selling mostly to consumers, adding 13% to your prices might not be great for business. It's situational, let's figure out what works for you.

First off, don't panic. Audits happen, even to people who've done everything right. If you're a client of ours, we handle the whole thing - correspondence, documentation, meetings, all of it. We've dealt with CRA auditors hundreds of times and know exactly what they're looking for. Most audits end up with minor adjustments or no changes at all if your records are solid. That's why we're big on proper documentation from day one. Having us in your corner during an audit is worth every penny - clients tell us that all the time.

We don't do one-size-fits-all pricing because every business is different. A simple T2 corporate return might be $800-1,200, while complex multi-entity structures with international components will obviously cost more. Monthly bookkeeping and tax planning packages usually run $400-800/month depending on volume. But here's the thing - good tax work pays for itself. If we're saving you $8K+ per year and charging $2K for the service, that's a pretty solid ROI. We'll quote you a fixed price upfront so there's no surprises. Call us and we'll give you real numbers based on your actual situation.