Personal Tax Filing Done Right
From straightforward T1 returns to complex situations involving investments, rental income, and foreign assets, we handle it all so you can focus on what matters.
At a Glance
Who It’s For
- Salaried employees with T4 income and deductions
- Individuals with rental properties, investments, or capital gains
Includes 7 service areas
CPA-prepared returns reviewed for accuracy before filing
We stay current on federal and provincial tax changes that affect your bottom line
Who Is This For?
This service is designed for clients in the following situations.
- Salaried employees with T4 income and deductions
- Individuals with rental properties, investments, or capital gains
- Newcomers to Canada filing their first Canadian tax return
- Retirees managing pension income, RRIF withdrawals, and tax credits
What’s Included
A clear overview of what you receive when you work with us.
- T1 personal income tax return preparation and e-filing
- Identification of all eligible credits and deductions, including medical expenses, charitable donations, and tuition
- Rental income reporting and expense optimization (T776)
- Capital gains and investment income reporting (Schedule 3)
- CRA correspondence and reassessment support
- Prior-year returns and voluntary disclosure assistance
- Tax planning advice to reduce your liability in future years
Why Choose Veleron Accounting
What sets our approach apart.
CPA-prepared returns reviewed for accuracy before filing
We stay current on federal and provincial tax changes that affect your bottom line
Transparent flat-fee pricing with no hidden charges
Year-round support if the CRA contacts you about your return
Common Questions
Find answers to common questions about our accounting services.
At a minimum, you'll need your T4 slips (employment income), T5 slips (investment income), RRSP contribution receipts, and any receipts for deductions such as medical expenses, charitable donations, or childcare. If you have rental income, bring your rental statements and expense receipts. We provide a detailed checklist when you book your appointment.
For most Canadians, the T1 filing deadline is April 30. If you or your spouse are self-employed, you have until June 15 to file, but any balance owing is still due by April 30 to avoid interest charges.
Yes. We regularly help clients who have unfiled returns from previous years. Filing late returns is important to avoid penalties and to access benefits like the GST/HST credit and Canada Child Benefit. We can also advise on the Voluntary Disclosures Program if applicable to your situation.
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