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Tax Forms & Government Documentation

T4 · T5 · RC66

Government forms can be confusing and a small mistake can cost you. I fill them out properly, from year-end slips to benefit applications and corrections to past returns.

T4, T4A, T5 slips, RC66 child benefits application, CRA adjustments and more.

Who this is for

You need a specific form prepared and filed correctly — as an employer, as a corporation paying dividends, or as an individual claiming a benefit you are entitled to.

What's included

  • T4 and T4 Summary — employment income
  • T5 and T5 Summary — investment income and dividends
  • RC66 Canada Child Benefits application, with the RC66SCH where required
  • RC151 GST/HST credit application for individuals new to Canada
  • Other CRA forms, elections and information returns as your situation requires

Common situations

  • You have just arrived in Canada and need the benefit applications filed before your first return.

  • The corporation paid a dividend and the T5 has to be issued by the end of February.

  • A slip was filed with the wrong figures and needs amending before the CRA raises it.

What I'll need from you

  • The details the form itself calls for — I will send you a short list
  • Prior year filings of the same form, if any
  • Supporting records: payroll totals, dividend resolutions, arrival dates
  • Your business number or SIN, as applicable

How this works

  1. 01 Tell me what you need A short call or a message. Describe your situation in your own words.
  2. 02 We review your situation together I look at your previous returns, records and any letters from the CRA, then tell you plainly what is involved.
  3. 03 You receive a quote in writing What needs doing, in what order and by when, with the fee set out clearly and agreed before any work begins.
  4. 04 We complete the work Prepared, filed and explained, with me available for the questions that come afterwards.

Forms I prepare and file

  • Slips for employers and businesses
    • T4employment income
    • T4Acontractor fees, pensions and other income
    • T5investment income, such as dividends and interest
    • T5018payments to construction subcontractors
    • NR4payments to non-residents

  • Foreign income and property
    • T1135foreign property worth over $100,000
    • T1134foreign corporations you own

  • Benefits and credits
    • RC66Canada Child Benefits application
    • RC151GST/HST credit application for newcomers to Canada

  • Dealing with the CRA
    • T1-ADJchanging a return already filed
    • AUT-01authorizing me to deal with the CRA on your behalf
    • RC4288taxpayer relief request to cancel penalties and interest

  • For employees
    • T2200declaration of conditions of employment, for work expenses

Questions

  • I just moved to Canada. Which forms apply to me?

    Usually RC151 for the GST/HST credit, and RC66 with the RC66SCH if you have children. Both can be filed before your first tax return, and both are worth filing promptly — the benefits are not retroactive indefinitely.

  • My corporation paid a dividend. Do I file a T5?

    Yes. Dividends paid to shareholders are reported on a T5 slip and summary, due by the last day of February following the calendar year in which they were paid.

  • Can you fix a form that was filed incorrectly?

    Yes. Amended slips and adjustment requests are ordinary work. It is almost always better to correct a filing than to wait and see whether the CRA notices.

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The first consultation is free. Tell me your situation, and I'll tell you what is involved.

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