2026 taxes

Your income tax return, step by step.

Prepare your documents, send them securely and book an appointment if needed: everything happens here.

DeadlineApril 30, 2027June 15, 2027 for self-employed peopleCalendar

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Your contact information, family and sources of income, in 2 pages. Fill it in on screen or print it, then include it with your documents.
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Our checklist tells you what to prepare for your situation: employee or retiree, self-employed or property owner.
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Send us your tax slips, receipts and, if you are a new client, your form through our secure drop-off: your files are encrypted and never go through regular email. A clear photo taken with your phone is fine.
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3333 Boulevard du Souvenir, Suite 103, Laval (Quebec) H7V 1X1
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Frequently asked questions

What is the deadline for my income tax return?

April 30 for most individuals, both federally (T1) and in Quebec (TP⁠-⁠1). If you or your spouse run a business as a self-employed person, you have until June 15 to file your returns, but any balance owing must still be paid by April 30 to avoid interest.

How do I send you my documents?

In person at the office, or online through our secure drop-off: your files are encrypted and never go through regular email. The online drop-off is for clients of the firm: enter the email address you gave us, and a one-time code will be sent to you.

Do I have to pay tax instalments?

As an individual, yes, if your net tax owing is more than $1,800 for the current year and for either of the two previous years. This threshold applies separately in Quebec and federally (for a Quebec resident). It is common for self-employed people, rental property owners and retirees whose tax is not withheld at source. Instalments are due March 15, June 15, September 15 and December 15.

What happens if I file my return late?

If you have a balance owing, the CRA and Revenu Québec each charge a penalty of 5% of the balance, plus 1% for each full month late (up to 12 months), in addition to interest. Even if you cannot pay right away, it is better to file on time. Contact us if you are several years behind.

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Your income tax return, step by step.

The steps

New client? Fill in the information form

Gather your documents

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Need to talk? Book an appointment