Easy Tax Filing Starts Here.

Maximize your tax refunds by working with our professional team.

Easy Tax Filing Starts Here.

Maximize your tax refunds by working with our professional team.

ABOUT TAXIFY CANADA

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Our Mission

At Taxify Canada, our mission is to simplify the tax process for our clients. We understand that dealing with taxes can be complicated and stressful, which is why we are committed to providing reliable and accurate tax services to both individuals and businesses. Our primary goal is to help our clients achieve their tax objectives while minimizing their overall tax liability.

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Our Services

We offer a comprehensive range of tax services, including tax preparation, tax planning, and specialized business tax services, to assist our clients in navigating the complexities of tax issues. Our services are available throughout Canada. Our dedicated team of tax professionals possesses the expertise and knowledge necessary to help clients achieve their tax objectives.

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Our Process

We adopt a personalized approach to tax services, collaborating closely with our clients to grasp their unique needs and objectives. This allows us to craft a customized tax strategy that aligns with their specific circumstances. Throughout the tax process, we ensure our clients remain informed and receive continuous support to maintain compliance with tax laws and regulations.

OUR SERVICES

Personal Tax Filing

HST Filing and Registration

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Navigating the annual tax return can be a source of stress. Our experts provide precise and personalized T1 tax filing services, ensuring that your individual tax return is completed accurately and on time. We work diligently to identify every available deduction and credit to minimize your tax burden and maximize your refund.

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HST Filing and Registration

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For businesses, managing Goods and Services Tax (GST) and Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) is a critical part of financial compliance. We take care of all aspects of HST registration and filing, enabling you to focus on running your business efficiently. This service is primarily designed for sole proprietors, partnerships, and corporations that are required to collect HST.

Tax Planning

HST Filing and Registration

Application of Benefits & Credits

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Tax planning is an essential aspect of our services. Our experienced team carefully analyzes your financial situation to develop a strategy that legally minimizes your tax burden by utilizing all available deductions and credits. This proactive approach ensures you retain more of your money, whether it pertains to your personal finances or your business.

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Application of Benefits & Credits

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The Canadian tax system provides numerous benefits and credits designed to assist individuals and families. Our service guarantees that you fully leverage all programs available to you, including child benefits and provincial tax credits.

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Audit Clearance

Application of Benefits & Credits

Audit Clearance

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Receiving a notice from the CRA can feel overwhelming. Our audit clearance service offers expert representation and dedicated support throughout the entire audit process to ease your concerns.

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Incorporation

Application of Benefits & Credits

Audit Clearance

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We ensure that your business foundation is both legally sound and optimally structured. This comprehensive process includes name reservation, preparing corporate articles, registering with the government, and setting up all necessary corporate documentation.

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Canada Child Benefit Application (CCB)

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We handle the entire application process for you, which includes preparing the RC66 and RC66SCH forms, collecting all necessary supporting documents, and ensuring the proper submission of your claim to the CRA.

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Bookkeeping and Payroll Services

Canada Child Benefit Application (CCB)

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We take care of the essential daily administration your corporation needs. Our services include expert bookkeeping for compliance as well as full payroll administration, ensuring accurate payments and perfect tracking of CRA remittances.

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Corporate Tax Filing

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Corporate Tax Filing

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We manage all annual T2 filings along with their related schedules, ensuring full compliance with CRA regulations. Our services are designed to maximize your business's deductions, which helps keep your corporate foundation strong.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at info@taxifycanada.ca if you cannot find an answer to your question.

What are benefits?

A benefit is a form of financial assistance or support provided by the government to help with various living costs. These benefits are often received after you file your tax return. The amount you get is based on your income and your family's situation. For example:

Canada Child Benefit (CCB): A tax-free monthly payment for eligible families with children under 18.
GST/HST Credit: A tax-free payment given every three months to help people with low or modest incomes.
Canada Workers Benefit: A refundable tax credit for working individuals and families with low incomes.
Provincial/Territorial Benefits: Each province and territory has its own benefits, which can include things like a rent benefit (like the one in BC) or an energy benefit (like the Ontario Trillium Benefit).

What happens if I make a mistake on my tax return?

If you make a mistake on your tax return, we can help you to correct it and file an amended return if necessary. It's important to address any mistakes as soon as possible to avoid penalties or further issues.

What are late-Filing Penalties ?

The penalty is 5% of the amount you owe, plus an additional 1% for each full month that the return is late, up to a maximum of 12 months.

I received Employment Insurance (EI) benefits. How are they taxed?

EI benefits are taxable income and will be included in your T4E slip.

Who is responsible for creating a CRA account?

You must create your own CRA (Canada Revenue Agency) account. Representatives, such as accountants or tax preparers, can't do it for you. They can, however, be granted access to your account after you have set it up.

The process of creating a CRA account is designed to verify your identity and ensure your information remains secure. Here's a general overview of how it works:

You must have filed a tax return: To register for a CRA account, you typically need to have a filed and assessed income tax and benefit return from the current or previous tax year.

You need specific information: To verify your identity, you'll be asked to provide your Social Insurance Number (SIN), your date of birth, and an amount from a specific line on your most recent tax return.

Choose your sign-in method: You have a few options for creating your account:

CRA user ID and password: You create a unique username and password specifically for the CRA.
Sign-In Partner: You can use your existing online banking credentials from a participating financial institution.
Provincial partner: If you're in British Columbia or Alberta, you can use your BC Services Card or Alberta.ca Account.

Identity verification: The CRA will further verify your identity. This can be done immediately using a document verification service (uploading a photo of yourself and your ID) or by having a security code mailed to your home address.

What is the process for setting up a CRA account?

Please refer to the 'Newcomers guide' file in the download section for information on how to set up a CRA account. If you still have questions, please reach out to us.

I contributed to a Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) for my child. How does this affect my taxes?

RESP contributions aren't tax-deductible federally, but the growth within the plan is tax-free, and the beneficiary (your child) will pay taxes on withdrawals when used for education. You may also be eligible for the Canada Education Savings Grant (CESG).

I received a letter from the CRA regarding my GST/HST credits and Ontario Trillium Benefit. The letter asks for my worldwide income/spouse's information. What should I do?

It's common to receive a request for more information from the CRA regarding your GST/HST, Ontario Trillium Benefit (OTB), or Canada Carbon Rebate (CCR) after your first tax filing in Canada. This often involves providing details of your world income , spousal information, or other details needed to process and verify these applications.

World income refers to any income you earned outside of Canada. You do not need to report income earned within Canada, as that is already accounted for in your Canadian tax filing.

The CRA uses this information to determine your eligibility and the amount of benefits and credits you receive. Generally, a higher reported income, even from outside Canada, can slightly reduce the amount of benefits and credits you are eligible for.

If you did not work or generate any income outside Canada before your date of entry, you can declare your world income as zero.

To update the information, you can call them at 1-800-387-1193 and provide the information they ask for in the explanation section (Pg-2).

If you receive multiple letters requesting the same information, you only need to provide it once. The CRA will share the update across all relevant departments, and any held benefits will be paid to you in a lump sum after verification.

What does 'NOA' mean?

A Notice of Assessment (NOA) is a document the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) sends you after processing your tax return.

It's essentially a summary that shows:

The results of your tax return, including whether you will receive a refund or have a balance owing.
An explanation of any changes the CRA made to your return.
Your updated contribution limits for registered plans like an RRSP or TFSA.

Please note: This notice does not show details about your benefits, information about these payments are sent to you in a separate notice.

What are tax deduction and credits ?

Tax Deductions

These are expenses you can subtract from your total income to get a lower amount of "taxable income." The more deductions you have, the less of your income is subject to tax.

Common Examples:

Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) Contributions: Money you put into an RRSP is fully deductible from your income.
Union or Professional Dues: Fees you pay to a union or professional organization can be deducted.
Child Care Expenses: Money paid for childcare can be deducted by the lower-income spouse.
Moving Expenses: If you move for a new job or to attend a post-secondary institution, you may be able to deduct eligible moving costs.

Tax Credits

These directly reduce the amount of tax you have to pay. There are two main types:

Non-Refundable Tax Credits: These can bring your tax owed down to zero, but you won't get a refund for any unused amount. However, some can be carried forward to a future year. Examples: The Basic Personal Amount (a credit everyone can claim), Tuition Tax Credit, and the Medical Expense Tax Credit.
Refundable Tax Credits: These can reduce your tax owing and can also result in a tax refund if the credit is more than the tax you owe.

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OUR SERVICES

Personal Tax Filing

HST Filing and Registration

HST Filing and Registration

HST Filing and Registration

HST Filing and Registration

HST Filing and Registration

Tax Planning

HST Filing and Registration

Application of Benefits & Credits

Application of Benefits & Credits

Application of Benefits & Credits

Application of Benefits & Credits

Audit Clearance

Application of Benefits & Credits

Audit Clearance

Incorporation

Application of Benefits & Credits

Audit Clearance

Canada Child Benefit Application (CCB)

Canada Child Benefit Application (CCB)

Canada Child Benefit Application (CCB)

Bookkeeping and Payroll Services

Canada Child Benefit Application (CCB)

Canada Child Benefit Application (CCB)

Corporate Tax Filing

Canada Child Benefit Application (CCB)

Corporate Tax Filing

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