Gather
A secure intake portal with a checklist tailored to your prior-year file — no generic forms.
// T·1 · FILE · 02—P
Personal Taxes.
T1 preparation, prepared as the closing chapter of a year-long file — not a transaction in March.
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// Principle
Filing is the punctuation; the year is the sentence.
// T·1 · House view
// 01 — Substance
What is included
What is included
in the file.
Personal returns are documentation of decisions already made — investments held, properties sold, options exercised, RRSPs funded. We catalogue the year as it unfolds so that filing is a quiet act of arithmetic, conducted on calendar and without revision.
01 / T·1
T1 returns
Federal and provincial filings, including Quebec TP1, with full schedule support and prior-year reconciliation.
02 / T·1
Investment income
T3, T5, T5008 reconciliation; capital gains computation including ACB tracking from inception.
03 / T·1
Self-employment
Sole-proprietor & freelance schedules, GST/HST registration, and home-office allocation.
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Equity compensation
Stock-option exercises, RSU vesting, and the timing decisions that surround them.
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Real property
Principal-residence designations, rental schedules, and dispositions on either side of the border.
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Family planning
Spousal optimisation, pension splitting, RDSPs, RESPs, and the long arc of household tax.
// 02 — Method
Four movements
Four movements
in the work.
Each personal taxes engagement runs on the same four-part rhythm. The cadence is the discipline.
Reconcile
Slips, statements, and supporting documents tied out before a single figure is entered.
Review
A two-pair review — preparer and partner — before the return is shown to you.
File
EFILE on calendar, with a written summary you can read in five minutes.
Engagements written for —
Professionals
Salaried executives, physicians, and consultants with layered slip and benefit reporting.
Self-employed
Sole-proprietors and freelancers reconciling business and household in a single return.
Investors & landlords
Households whose returns turn on capital gains, foreign property, or rental yield.
Asked & answered.
When is my return prepared?
Most files are queued by mid-February and filed by the third week of March, well ahead of the federal deadline.
What if I receive late slips?
We track expected slips against your prior-year file and pause filing for any that have not arrived.
Do you handle CRA reviews and audits?
Yes — included for files we have prepared, charged at hourly rates for files we have not.
Can you advise mid-year, not only at filing time?
Yes; that is the point. The file is read continuously — see Tax Consulting for the standing arrangement.
// Related disciplines
The full index
See also.
01
TXC
Tax Consulting
A standing advisory line for the tax questions that arrive between filings.
Read brief
02
T·2
Corporate Taxes
T2 returns and the year-round filings that surround them.
Read brief
03
FST
Financial Statements
Compilations, reviews, and audit-grade statements written for readers who matter.
Read brief
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// 06 — Correspondence
A short conversation costs nothing.
Thirty unhurried minutes with a partner. We will listen carefully and tell you, quite plainly, whether we are the right people for the work in front of you.
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