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Personal tax
— T1

Personal tax
— T1

Personal tax
— T1

Owner, spouse and family returns prepared as one exercise, so credits, income splitting and carry-forwards are considered across the household instead of one return at a time.

Owner, spouse and family returns prepared as one exercise, so credits, income splitting and carry-forwards are considered across the household instead of one return at a time.

Frosted glass envelope sealed with a steel disc, representing personal tax returns

01 The problem

01 The problem

Filed in isolation,
money gets left
on the table.

Filed in isolation,
money gets left
on the table.

Filed in isolation,
money gets left
on the table.

Medical expenses, tuition transfers, donations, pension splitting and capital losses can usually be claimed on more than one return. Prepared separately, they get claimed wherever they landed. Prepared together, they get claimed where they are worth the most.

Medical expenses, tuition transfers, donations, pension splitting and capital losses can usually be claimed on more than one return. Prepared separately, they get claimed wherever they landed. Prepared together, they get claimed where they are worth the most.

What’s included

What’s included

01

01

T1 returns for owners and family members

T1 returns for owners and family members

02

02

Rental, investment and self-employment schedules

Rental, investment and self-employment schedules

03

03

Household optimisation of credits and transfers

Household optimisation of credits and transfers

04

04

RRSP, FHSA and TFSA contribution planning

RRSP, FHSA and TFSA contribution planning

05

05

Instalment reminders ahead of each deadline

Instalment reminders ahead of each deadline

06

06

Review and response to CRA assessments

Review and response to CRA assessments

02 How it runs

02 How it runs

From slips
to filed.

From slips
to filed.

From slips
to filed.

Most personal returns are straightforward once the paperwork is in one place. The delay is almost always a missing slip.

Most personal returns are straightforward once the paperwork is in one place. The delay is almost always a missing slip.

February

February

Checklist out

Checklist out

You get a checklist tailored to last year’s return, so you know exactly which slips to expect.

You get a checklist tailored to last year’s return, so you know exactly which slips to expect.

March

March

Documents in

Documents in

Slips and receipts uploaded to the portal as they arrive. We chase what is missing.

Slips and receipts uploaded to the portal as they arrive. We chase what is missing.

April

April

Draft & review

Draft & review

Returns drafted for the household, then reviewed with you together before filing.

Returns drafted for the household, then reviewed with you together before filing.

April 30

April 30

Filed

Filed

Filed and balances paid. Self-employed returns have until June 15 to file, but the balance is still due April 30.

Filed and balances paid. Self-employed returns have until June 15 to file, but the balance is still due April 30.

February

Checklist out

You get a checklist tailored to last year’s return, so you know exactly which slips to expect.

March

Documents in

Slips and receipts uploaded to the portal as they arrive. We chase what is missing.

April

Draft & review

Returns drafted for the household, then reviewed with you together before filing.

April 30

Filed

Filed and balances paid. Self-employed returns have until June 15 to file, but the balance is still due April 30.

03 Questions

03 Questions

Straight answers to the usual questions.

Straight answers to the usual questions.

Straight answers to the usual questions.

The questions owners ask most often about this service.

The questions owners ask most often about this service.

When are personal taxes due?

When are personal taxes due?

April 30 for most individuals. If you or your spouse are self-employed you have until June 15 to file, but any balance owing is still due April 30 — filing later does not mean paying later.

April 30 for most individuals. If you or your spouse are self-employed you have until June 15 to file, but any balance owing is still due April 30 — filing later does not mean paying later.

Can you do the whole family?

Can you do the whole family?

Yes, and it is usually cheaper and better. Credits and transfers are optimised across the household rather than claimed wherever they happened to land.

Yes, and it is usually cheaper and better. Credits and transfers are optimised across the household rather than claimed wherever they happened to land.

I have rental properties. Is that included?

I have rental properties. Is that included?

Rental schedules are included. The capital-versus-expense decisions on each property are worth a conversation, because they affect this year’s tax and the eventual gain.

Rental schedules are included. The capital-versus-expense decisions on each property are worth a conversation, because they affect this year’s tax and the eventual gain.

What if I have not filed for a few years?

What if I have not filed for a few years?

We can bring several years current at once. Depending on the circumstances the CRA’s Voluntary Disclosures Program may reduce penalties — we will tell you honestly whether you are likely to qualify.

We can bring several years current at once. Depending on the circumstances the CRA’s Voluntary Disclosures Program may reduce penalties — we will tell you honestly whether you are likely to qualify.

Book a consultation

Book a consultation

One conversation
for the whole household.

One conversation
for the whole household.

One conversation
for the whole household.

Bring last year’s returns for everyone who files together and we will tell you what was missed and what this year should look like.

Bring last year’s returns for everyone who files together and we will tell you what was missed and what this year should look like.

Book a consultation

Call the office

01

T1 returns for owners and family members

02

Rental, investment and self-employment schedules

03

Household optimisation of credits and transfers

04

RRSP, FHSA and TFSA contribution planning

05

Instalment reminders ahead of each deadline

06

Review and response to CRA assessments

When are personal taxes due?

April 30 for most individuals. If you or your spouse are self-employed you have until June 15 to file, but any balance owing is still due April 30 — filing later does not mean paying later.

Can you do the whole family?

Yes, and it is usually cheaper and better. Credits and transfers are optimised across the household rather than claimed wherever they happened to land.

I have rental properties. Is that included?

Rental schedules are included. The capital-versus-expense decisions on each property are worth a conversation, because they affect this year’s tax and the eventual gain.

What if I have not filed for a few years?

We can bring several years current at once. Depending on the circumstances the CRA’s Voluntary Disclosures Program may reduce penalties — we will tell you honestly whether you are likely to qualify.

Ledgerline

Chartered Professional Accountants
Street address · City, Province, Postal code

Firm

Information on this website is general in nature and is not accounting, tax or legal advice. Filing dates vary with your fiscal year-end and move when they fall on a weekend or public holiday. Speak with us about your own circumstances before acting.

© 2026 Ledgerline. All rights reserved.

Registered with CPA Ontario

Ledgerline

Ledgerline

Chartered Professional Accountants
Street address · City, Province, Postal code

Firm

Information on this website is general in nature and is not accounting, tax or legal advice. Filing dates vary with your fiscal year-end and move when they fall on a weekend or public holiday. Speak with us about your own circumstances before acting.

© 2026 Ledgerline. All rights reserved.

Registered with CPA Ontario

Ledgerline

Ledgerline

Chartered Professional Accountants
Street address · City, Province, Postal code

Firm

Information on this website is general in nature and is not accounting, tax or legal advice. Filing dates vary with your fiscal year-end and move when they fall on a weekend or public holiday. Speak with us about your own circumstances before acting.

© 2026 Ledgerline. All rights reserved.

Registered with CPA Ontario

Ledgerline

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