Your retirement return, checked line by line.
Pension, CPP, Old Age Security, RRIF: we bring your slips together and look at splitting with your spouse.
Reserve my spot for 2027Slips that come from everywhere
In retirement, your income comes from several payers: your old employer, Service Canada, your bank. Each takes off a little tax, or none.
Your return adds it all up. That's where you see if enough tax was withheld.
Splitting
Sharing your pension income
Up to half of your eligible pension income can be allocated to your spouse, which often lowers the couple's tax. We work out the split on both returns.
See pricingOld Age Security
The OAS recovery tax
Above a certain income, part of your Old Age Security pension has to be paid back. We check it so there's no surprise.
RRIF
When your RRSP becomes a RRIF
Your RRSP must be converted by the end of the year you turn 71. RRIF withdrawals are taxable, and the minimum withdrawal often has no tax taken off.
Credits
The age amount
From age 65, an extra credit is added to your return. It shrinks as your income goes up.
The document list
The price you see is the price you pay. $59, plus sales tax. No fee per slip, no fee per email.
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You pay once your return is filed. Not before.
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We will never ask for your CRA password.
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The documents to have on hand
T4, receipts, rent amounts: the full list for your situation.
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2027 deadlines and penalties
Friday, April 30, 2027, and what being late costs: 5% of what you owe, plus 1% a month.
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Your documents and AI
What software reads, what a person checks, and where your files are kept.
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