Personal tax
T1 personal tax returns
Personal returns for employees, retirees, landlords and the self-employed — with every credit you're entitled to.
- Who it's for
- Individuals and families in Ottawa and across Ontario, including newcomers filing their first Canadian return.
- Turnaround
- Most returns ready within five business days of complete documents
- Deadline to know
- April 30 (June 15 to file if self-employed)
What's included
- Employment, pension, investment and rental income
- Self-employment income and expenses (T2125)
- RRSP, FHSA, childcare, medical, tuition and donation claims
- Ontario Trillium Benefit and other provincial credits
- Pension income splitting for couples
- NETFILE-certified electronic filing and a PDF copy for your records
How it works
- 1
Upload
Send your slips and receipts through a secure link, or drop them at the office.
- 2
Prepare
We prepare the return and flag questions in one list.
- 3
Review
We walk you through the result and any balance owing or refund.
- 4
File
You sign the authorisation form and we file electronically.
Documents checklist
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Tick items off as you gather them — your progress stays in this browser only. Bring or upload what you have; we'll ask for the rest.
Questions about personal tax
When is my personal return due?
April 30 for most people. If you or your spouse or common-law partner had self-employment income, the filing deadline is June 15 — but any balance owing is still due April 30.
Can you file returns for past years?
Yes. We prepare late and prior-year returns and can help with the CRA's Voluntary Disclosures Program where it applies.
Do you need to see me in person?
No. Most clients upload documents and review the return by phone or video. In-person appointments are available at the office.