Income Tax

If, like many others, doing your taxes feels like a headache, we have the solution. With our tax expertise, we ensure the proper application of all available tax credits and optimizing your tax refund.

We have government accreditations to electronically submit your tax returns.

We take care of all types of tax returns:

• Individuals
• Self-employed workers
• Commission workers
• Post-bankruptcy
• Rental income

What documents do you need to file your tax return?

• Employment income (T4 and Relevé 1)
• Employment Insurance (EI) benefits (T4E)
• Pension and annuity income (T4A (OAS)T4A (P)/Relevé 2)
• Social Assistance and Social Solidarity (T5007)
• QPIP (Quebec Parental Insurance Plan) benefit (Relevé 6)
• Wage insurance income (T4A/ Relevé 2)
• Commission workers (T4A/ Relevé 1)
• Construction workers (T4 and Relevé 1+ Relevé 22+ T4A)
• Investment income (T5/Relevé 3, T3/Relevé 16, T5008/Relevé 18)
• FTQ or Fondaction RRSP contributions (Relevé 10)
• RRSP or RRIF withdrawals (T4RSP and T4RIF)
• CELIAPP (T4FHSA, Relevé 32)
• Union and professional dues
• Interest paid on eligible student loans
• T2202A/R8 Tuition and registration fees certificate
• RRSP contributions
• Medical expenses (dentist, medication, glasses, etc.)
• Charitable donation receipts
• Telework deduction (employer form T2200 and TP-64.3)
• Federal and provincial notice of assessment from last year
• Political contributions (federal or provincial party)

Are you a tenant?

• Information on the occupancy of a dwelling (Relevé 31)

Are you a homeowner?

• First-time home buyer’s credit (federal and provincial)
• Reimbursement of the HBP (Home Buyers’ Plan)
• Declaration of the sale of a house
• Property registration number to apply for the solidarity credit

Do you have children?

• Childcare expense receipts (Relevé 24)
• Advance payment from Revenu Québec for childcare expenses (Relevé 19)
• Fees for sports or artistic activities
• Amount transferred by an adult child in postsecondary studies (provincial)

Are you self-employed?

You are required to declare all your income earned as a self-employed worker.

You can deduct your expenses for the year as well as capital amortization, in proportion to your personal use.

Do you have rental income?

You can deduct your current expenses:

• Insurance
• Interest charges/Loan costs
• Legal and accounting fees
• Management fees
• Repairs and maintenance (If the rental property is a condominium, you can deduct the monthly common charges).
• Property taxes
• Utilities: You can deduct the cost of utilities for the rental property only if, as the landlord, you are required to pay them under the terms of the lease.
• Lease cancellation fees