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Personal Tax Returns

Commission, rentals and dividends on one return. Filed on time.

We gather your slips, find the deductions you can claim and file your T1 before the deadline, so you avoid penalties and missed credits.

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For your 2026 return

April 302027

Get ahead of the deadline. Make your plan now, while you have the most time to act.

Most peopleApril 30, 2027File and pay by this date.
Self-employedJune 15, 2027File by June 15. Pay by April 30.

CRA dates. The same in Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia. Tax rates and credits differ by province. Dates that fall on a weekend move to the next business day.

Built for real estate earners

Three kinds of income. One return.

Agents

Commission income

Self-employed commission, with the business expenses that go with it.

Investors

Rental properties

Each property reported, with its expenses and any foreign assets.

PREC owners

Dividends and salary

What your corporation paid you, matched to its own return.

Reported together.So nothing is missed and nothing is claimed twice.

What to send us

Tap the slips you expect this year

Deductions and credits

What we look for on your return

We check each one and claim it where you qualify.

Your T1Deductions we check
  • Vehicle and home officeWork
  • Employment expenses (T2200)Work
  • Union and professional duesWork
  • Rental property expensesProperty
  • RRSP contributionsSaving
  • Investment expensesInvesting
  • Business investment losses (ABIL)Investing
  • Stock optionsInvesting
  • Child care expensesFamily
  • Support paymentsFamily
  • Disability supportsFamily
  • Moving expensesLife
  • Legal feesLife
  • Donations and medical expensesCredit
  • Tax instalments paidCredit
Claimed where you qualifyConcept

How we help

Three steps to a done return

  1. Gather your slips

    We find and organize every slip you need.

  2. Find your deductions

    We tell you what you can claim, and claim it.

  3. File on time

    Complete and filed before the deadline, so you avoid penalties.

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Questions

Dates people ask about

Answer

April 30 for most people. For your 2026 return, it is April 30, 2027.

Source: CRA
Answer

Yes. If you are self-employed, or your spouse is, you can file by June 15.

Source: CRA
Answer

By April 30, even if you file by June 15. Interest starts after that.

Source: CRA
Answer

For the 2026 tax year, it is March 1, 2027. We remind you before it.

Source: CRA

Get ahead of the deadline. Make your plan now.

A free 15-minute intro meeting with Hashim Awad, CPA. We look at your income, your deductions and your dates, and plan before the year ends.

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Related: Corporate Tax Returns, Tax Deductions Checklist

Dec 31Last day to plan
FebSlips arrive
Mar 1RRSP deadline
Apr 30File and pay
MayNotice of assessment
Jun 15Self-employed file