IMPORTANT CRA DATES:
> February 18 - CRA re-opens for 2024 tax filing
> April 30 - all tax owing should be paid (personal taxes plus GST if you're self employed)
> April 30 - basic personal tax return filing deadline to avoid late penalties and interest on any outstanding tax $$ owing
> June 15 - Self-Employed people/couples - tax returns and GST return filing deadline
IMPORTANT HERON TAX DATES:
> AS OF APRIL 3 .. NOT TAKING ANY MORE NEW CLIENTS .. Returning clients are welcome.
> APRIL 12 - client deadline for having ALL tax related information emailed ... AFTER April 12, I won't guarantee returns can be completed for the April 30th deadline.
> NOTE: Clients are responsible for eTransfer payment and eSignatures by the filing deadlines for Heron Tax to eFile tax returns on time
Key items to include, but not limited to:
> Most recent NOA
> All T-slips
> Relevant receipts & statements
> Investment reports
Click the link below to get a handy PDF checklist of information to provide.
Checklist
To prepare One Basic Personal Tax Return our fees range from:
> $100 1-3 slips/receipts/tasks
> $110 4-7 slips/receipts/tasks
> $125 8-10 slips/receipts/tasks
> + $5 for each slip/receipt/task over 10
> + $20-$65 for each NON-Basic tax schedules/forms or task/service
> + $60-$90 per hour for special consultation, tax planning
*Extra fees apply for extra tasks & NON-Basic schedules/forms.
*Heron Tax reserves the right to determine which tasks/schedules/forms are NON-Basic.
I will send you an excel spreadsheet you can use to input your income and expenses. Be sure to keep all of your receipts as backup in case the CRA requests to see them. DO NOT PROVIDE INFORMATION WITHOUT A RECEIPT TO BACK IT UP.
I will send you an excel spreadsheet you can use to input your income and expenses. Be sure to keep all of your receipts as backup in case the CRA requests to see them. DO NOT PROVIDE INFORMATION WITHOUT A RECEIPT TO BACK IT UP.
Those first couple of years transitioning into retirement can often catch you unprepared with new multiple sources of income (CPP, OAS, Pension, RIF, Investments, etc). Often tax deducted at source is insufficient on your overall income.
A little tax planning at the beginning of the year can go a long way to avoiding a nasty tax surprise.