Claim deductions that are available to all employees, regardless of occupation.

Claim deductions that are provided for employees in certain specific occupations, such as commission employees, transportation, trades, music and nursing.

Apply for and calculate the GST/HST rebate for qualified employees.

Keep detailed records of employment expenses in order to substantiate the claims.

Help you fill in and certify the required Form T2200 Declaration of Conditions of Employment, to guarantee that the CRA will allow the related claim.

Perform tax calculations with a high degree of accuracy. We carefully consider complex tax scenarios such as DeFi loans, DEX transactions, gas fees, leveraged trading, and staking rewards.

Support the CRA reporting requirements, including Canadian specific rules around mining, staking, and airdrops. We also support the CRA ACB & Superficial Loss wash sale rules.

Determine whether you are carrying on a business of trading cryptocurrency or simply trading crypto assets regularly, and the tax consequences that go along with each scenario.

Figure-out whether you can account for different parcels of crypto under the first-in first-out (FIFO) of last-in last-out (LIFO) methods.

Distinguish business activities from other types of activities like rental, employment or investment.

Make sure the activity of each separate business is reported on a separate Form T2125, and the consequences, in terms of taxes, that go a long with that.

Buying and selling your rental property.

Living and renting at the same house.

What is a Current Expense Vs. a Capital Expenditure.

Claim the various non-refundable credits to which a senior is entitled.

Income splitting and completing a T1032 – Joint Election to Split Pension Income.

Choose to take CPP early starting at age 60, or late at the age of 70.

Prepare your U.S. federal and state income tax return.

Determine if your income qualifies for an exemption under the Canada – United States tax treaty.

Transfer the unused portion of your tuition fees to a parent/grandparent, or carry it forward to claim the credits in future years. Alternatively, you’ve got the option to transfer the unused portion to your partner if you’re married or living common-law.

Examine the income, deductions and credits that can be claimed on each of the three returns.

Explain the effect of discharge upon debts, and how bankruptcy affects tax losses both before and after the date of bankruptcy.

Know what effect, if any, bankruptcy has on his HBP obligations.

What amount will be used to determine the eligibility for the GST/HST credit and WITB, based on the income prior and afterwards to bankruptcy.

Discuss the tax treatment of amounts received by an artist or writer that are to be used in the production of a literary, dramatic, musical, or artistic work, commonly referred to as an art production grant.

Know the tax incentives available to artists and writers who make certain donations, including the special tax incentive for gifts of works of art created by visual artists.

Prepare and file the final T1 return.

Report Income received after the date of death on a rights or things return.

Apply to the CPP/QPP Death benefit.

Decide what income, deductions and credits to report on the T3 return.

Report the disposition of capital property of the estate.