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Personal Income Tax Returns
A personal tax return (T1) reports your income for the year and is due on 30 April for most people; self-employed people can file by 15 June but still pay by 30 April. We check your slips first, prepare any rental or business schedules, and explain the result plainly.
Brampton · GTA · Virtual support across Canada
How it works
Your personal return, step by step.
Exactly what happens after you get in touch, starting with one 15-minute call.
- Today
Book 15 minutes
A free, no-obligation 15-minute call on Teams or at our office at 181 Queen St E, Brampton.
- The call
Your slips and dates
We look at your slips, your income sources and your filing and payment dates.
- Before filing
Slip check first
We check the slips the CRA expects for you, then prepare the return and any rental or business schedules.
- If incorporated
One view of both
We look at your T1 together with the salary or dividend slips your corporation issues.
- Your move
Ready when you are
Pick a 15-minute slot that suits you. We confirm the time and scope with you directly.
Your starting point
Your tax year may include employment, investments, family changes or additional income that needs careful coordination.
How we help
We review your income slips, relevant receipts and circumstances, prepare your T1 return and coordinate business or rental schedules within the agreed scope. Prior-year returns and adjustments can also be discussed.
THE WORK, EXPLAINED
What is included
- T1 preparation using employment, pension and other relevant income slips
- Investment income and capital-transaction information, including supported acquisition and disposal records
- Documented deductions and credits that may apply to the facts
- Relevant family or life changes and coordination of business and rental schedules
- Prior-year returns and adjustments where agreed
- An explanation of the prepared return, missing information and outstanding filing steps
The exact work, period, timing, responsibilities and fees are agreed before starting. Services are not automatically included in every engagement.
What you can expect
An organized return, clear explanations and practical guidance on outstanding information and filing steps.
Personal tax returns (T1)
Most personal returns are due on 30 April. Most mistakes start with a missing slip.
Common personal tax problems, and how we handle each one.
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The problem
A slip arrives after you filed.
A late T4, T5 or T3 means an adjustment and sometimes a balance owing.
The solutionA slip check first
We check the slips CRA expects for you before filing, so the return is complete the first time.
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The problem
You are self-employed and unsure of the dates.
Self-employed people can file by 15 June, but any balance owing is still due on 30 April.
The solutionBoth dates in your calendar
We plan around the payment date, not just the filing date, so interest doesn't creep in.
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The problem
Rental income or a side business, kept in a spreadsheet.
Rental and business income need their own schedules and proper expense records.
The solutionThe right schedules
We prepare the rental and business schedules from your records and tell you what to keep for next year.
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The problem
You own a corporation too.
Your personal return and your company's salary and dividends are connected.
The solutionOne view of both
We look at your T1 together with the T4 or dividend slips from your corporation.
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Why owners trust Wealthy Wave
- Led by Chirag Kalra, Chartered Accountant (ICAI, India), with more than 12 years in accounting and tax
- Plain-language answers about your own numbers, with no jargon
- Bookkeeping, payroll, HST and corporate tax handled by one team
- We never ask for SINs, banking details or tax documents by text or WhatsApp
- A real office at 181 Queen St E, Unit 5, Brampton, with virtual support across Canada
Why book before April?
The RRSP deadline falls in the first 60 days of the year, and 30 April is the payment date for most people. A short check early leaves room to act.
- Pick a time. 15 or 30 minutes, on Teams or at our Brampton office.
- We look at it with you. Your slips, your income sources and your dates.
- You decide. The call comes with no obligation.
Prefer to write first? Send an enquiry. Or call (647) 606-1824.
General information only. Tax advice is given within an engagement, based on your own records.
ANSWERS BEFORE YOU START
Common questions.
Can you help with a previous year?
Prior-year returns and adjustments can be discussed. Tell us the years involved and whether returns have already been filed so the proposed scope is clear.
Are business and rental schedules included automatically?
We identify the schedules your circumstances require and agree the work involved. Connected bookkeeping or property review may need a separate scope.
Does preparing a return mean it has been filed and paid?
No. Preparation, your approval, filing and any payment are distinct steps. We explain the agreed responsibilities and confirm what remains outstanding.
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Talk to us before
the deadline.
Share the service you need, your circumstances and any upcoming deadline. We’ll discuss the records, scope and next steps before work begins.