Pricing
Clear fees, agreed up front.
We don't publish a single price list, because two returns that look alike can involve very different work. Instead, every engagement gets a fixed fee, quoted after your consultation and confirmed in writing before we start.
What affects the fee
Priced by the work your file needs.
These are the main things we look at when we quote.
| Personal returns | The number of slips and income sources; capital gains, foreign income or foreign property reporting; whether we prepare a spouse's or family members' returns together; and any prior years that need catching up. |
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| Self-employed and rental returns | These take more work because each needs its own statement (T2125 for a business, T776 for a rental), expense review, vehicle and home office calculations, capital cost allowance, and often GST/HST. The fee depends on the number of businesses or properties and how organized the records are. |
| Corporate returns | The size and activity of the business, the quality of the year-end bookkeeping, payroll and dividend slips, GST/HST filings, related or holding companies, and any planning at year-end. |
| CRA support | The type of letter or review, the number of years involved, and how much documentation needs to be gathered. |
| Advisory and reporting | One-off projects are quoted on their scope. Ongoing reporting and advisory is a monthly retainer based on how often we meet and what we deliver. |
How fixed fees work
No surprises, in writing.
1. Consultation
A free 15-minute call to understand what you need.
2. Quote and engagement letter
Your fixed fee, what it covers and when it's due, confirmed before any work begins.
3. Changes in scope
If something new comes up, such as an extra property or a missing year, we'll tell you and agree any change before doing the extra work.
Start with a conversation.
Book a free 15-minute consultation to discuss your needs and next steps.