Who this is for
- Employees with T4 income, including people who had more than one employer during the year
- People who work for themselves, contractors and gig workers with business or professional income
- Families claiming childcare, medical, tuition or other credits
- Students, seniors and retirees
- People who have not filed for a year or more and want to get caught up
- Newcomers filing a Canadian return for the first time
What to bring
- Government-issued photo ID and your Social Insurance Number
- All income slips: T4, T4A, T4E, T5, T3, T5007, T4RSP, T4RIF, T4A(P), T4A(OAS)
- Your most recent Notice of Assessment, if available
- RRSP contribution receipts
- Receipts for childcare, medical and dental expenses, and charitable donations
- Tuition slips (T2202) if you or a dependant attended school
- If you work for yourself: a summary of income and expenses, and vehicle and home office details
- If you own rental property: rent received and expenses paid
- Rent or property tax paid, for BC credits that depend on housing costs
- Direct deposit details if you would like your refund deposited
What is included
We prepare your personal income tax return (the T1) from the documents you give us. We check your slips and receipts for every deduction and credit you can claim. We go through the finished return with you. Then we file it with the CRA. You get a copy for your records.
If you have questions after filing, you can call us.
How it works
- Call or request a callback. We confirm what you need to bring based on your situation.
- Bring your documents to our Surrey office. We go through them with you and ask about anything that might affect your return.
- We prepare and file. You review the return, we file it with the CRA, and you keep a copy.
If you work for yourself
Sole proprietors, contractors and gig workers report business income on the personal return, not on a separate corporate return. Bring a summary of what you earned and what you spent, and details of any vehicle or home office use. If your business is incorporated, see our corporate tax page instead.
Fees
Fees depend on how complex the return is. A single T4 is a different job from self-employment income with a home office. We tell you the fee before we start, so there are no surprises.
Where we are
Our office is at Payal Business Centre on 128 Street in Newton, Surrey. Hours and directions are on the contact page.
Common questions
When is the deadline to file my personal tax return?
For most people the deadline is April 30. If you or your spouse work for yourselves, the filing deadline is June 15, but any balance owing is still due April 30. If a deadline falls on a weekend, the CRA generally accepts returns filed the next business day.
Do I need to file if I had little or no income?
Often, yes, and it is usually worth it. The CRA uses your return to decide if you get benefits such as the GST/HST credit and BC benefits. That is true even when there is no tax to pay. We can look at your situation and tell you what applies.
I have not filed for a few years. Can you help?
Yes. We prepare prior-year returns as well. Bring whatever slips and records you have. Where slips are missing, we will explain how to get copies from the CRA.
How long does it take to get a refund?
Once a return is filed electronically, the CRA's published service standard is generally about two weeks for a refund. It can take longer during peak season or if the CRA reviews the return. Direct deposit is the fastest way to receive it.
Can I speak to someone in Punjabi?
Yes. Our team speaks English and Punjabi. Tell us your preferred language when you call or request a callback.
Do I need an appointment?
Calling ahead means we can set aside time for you and tell you exactly what to bring. Use the number at the top of the page or request a callback.
Related services
This page describes our service in general terms and is not advice about your individual situation. Deadlines and rules referenced apply to the 2025 tax year unless stated otherwise.