


Understanding the CRA Notice of Assessment: What It Means For You
After hours of gathering receipts, making calculations, going through checklists and stressing out about getting your taxes filed correctly and on time, you finally receive a response from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) on whether they agree with your calculations or...
How to Prepare and File a Corporate Tax Return
Even if they do not owe taxes, all Canadian corporations, including non-profit organizations, tax-exempt businesses, and inactive corporations, must submit a T2 form for each tax year, i.e., they must file a tax return within six months of the end of their tax year....
Understanding the Consequences of Unfiled Tax Returns
Filing taxes is a legal obligation for every Canadian citizen and business, and not doing so can result in severe consequences. If you haven’t filed a return for a tax year, or you’re curious about the repercussions of not filing, this post provides an...
How to File Non-Resident Tax Returns in Canada
As the world gets smaller and more interconnected, it becomes more common for people to work remotely for Canadian companies from outside of the country. They join the significant numbers in the Canadian diaspora who may be required to file a Canadian tax return and...