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Welcome

 

The time for personnal income tax is here and so, I offer my services to make your federal and provincial income taxes.

I assure you that I will get you the maximum benefits to which you are intitled to.

I can also submit Provincial or Federal income taxes from previous years. (Price to be discussed)

I also offer federal and provincial income tax adjustment services. (Price to be discussed)

I possess more than 35 years of experiences and hold a diploma in computerized financial Management

Rest assured of the upmost confidentiality concerning your personal information
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Our services

Your federal and provincial income taxes are done through the Impôts Expert software and are then transmitted via the web.

A printed summary of your income taxes will also be provided.

Your federal and provincial income taxes are in most case completed and submitted within 72 hours.

I am also EFILE registered for electronic
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Territories covered

  • Montréal
  • Ste-Catherine
  • St-Constant
  • Delson
  • Candiac
  • La Prairie
  • Brossard
  • St-Lambert
  • St-Hubert
  • Longueuil
  • Laval
  • Deux-Montagnes
  • Boisbriand
  • Ste-Thérèse
  • Rosemère
  • Lorraine
  • Bois-Des-Fillions
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Pricing

Federal income tax and provincial income tax

  • Retired: $40.00
  • Retired couple: $75.00
  • Employed: $45.00
  • Employed with business expenses: $85.00
  • Couple (both employed): $85.00
  • Students with ou without income: 45.00$
  • Single unemployed (social assistance): $35.00
  • Couple unemployed (social assistance): $65.00
  • Adjustment for previous years: $25.00
  • Late fees: 10.00$ per person
  • Extra services: $40.00

Additional charge of $20.00 for mailing with tracking number

Payment: Cash, bank transfer, flash interac, major credit cards
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To contact me

Here are the various ways you can contact me...

At the following mailing address:
Janet Bourdeau
11 St-Pierre St. App: 402
St-Constant, Qc
J5A 1A1

By telephone:
514-589-6960
(Sunday to friday, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.)

By email:
pro.impots@gmail.com
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What you'll need

You can download a personnal information form in PDF format HERE.

Here is a list of the different documents you may need for your personnal income taxes

-Employment Income (T4 and Statement 1) -Investment income (T5 and T3)
-Withdrawals from RRSPs or RRIFs (T4RSP et T4RIF) -Union and professional dues
-Any other income supporting statements -Gain or capital loss
-Alimony paid or received -Receipt for child care fees
-RRSP contribution -RL-31 Slip: Information about a leased dwelling
-School and municipal taxes (low family income) -Charitable donations receipts
-Medical fees -Copies of federal and provincial installments paid during the year
-Notice of last year's federal and provincial contributions (IMPORTANT) -Tuition (T2202)
-Financial charges and interests -Disability amount
-Interest paid on student loans -Political contributions
-Refund to your RAP (property accession plan) -Physical activity program for children
If you have purchased a home in 2023, and neither you nor your spouse owned a property in the past 4 years, you are entitled to a credit toward the purchase of your home for the 2023 tax year. Please mention this during our meeting
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Questions and answers

What is the deadline that I must file my tax return?
In general, you must send your return by April 30 of the current year

Are we required to file a return for a deceased person?
If you are the legal representative of the estate of a deceased person, you may need to file a return. For more information on the subject, consult the guide by clicking this link.

What is the first day that I can send my returns?
If you use IMPÔTEL or IMPÔNET, February 20 is the first day you can send them. As for the paper forms version, they are available in early February, so if you have all your statements you can send your statements to various governments. It is best to wait until the first week of March to file your return because the law provides different companies until the last day of February to send you statements for tax purposes

What is a notice of assessment?
It's an annual statement sent by the Canadian Revenue Agency detailing the amount of their tax refund, tax credit and income tax already paid.
It also shows your RRSP/PRPP deduction limit statement and other information relevant to you file.
Revenu Quebec can also send you a notice of assessment

I am an international student, am I required to do my taxes?
Taxes returns are mandatory only if you have worked in Canada.See these links:
Federal site
Provincial site

I live with and take care of an elderly, am I entitle for a tax credit?
Yes, you could qualify for the tax credits for caregiver at the federal and provincial level. The rules are not the same from one government to another. Here are the links I suggest you visit :
Federal site
Provincial site

I'm missing some income tax papers or statements for my tax returns, what should I do?
Ask your employer or the issuer to send you another copy. If you know in advance that you will not receive your slip in time to file your return, attach a note to your return showing the name, address pay, the type of income involved, and an explanation of the steps you made ??to get the sheet in question. You can use your last pay stub of the year in question to calculate your income and deductions. If you file your return electronically, keep all your receipts in order to submit upon request

My husband and I are living on our Pension Plan and federal pension. Can we split them?
No! The public pensions are not income eligible for splitting, nor withdrawals from your RRSP. Unlike the federal splitting of pension income is not considered in calculating your installments in Quebec[Link]