Canada personal, corporate and cross-border tax services

Find help for your Canadian filing situation

• Employees, families and self-employed individuals: Start with T1 personal return preparation and identify employment, investment, business and rental income.
• Newcomers and people leaving Canada: Bring your move dates and income records. Our Canadian T1 filing guide covers the residency and document questions to discuss.
• US–Canada income, accounts or work: Explore US–Canada cross-border preparation so both return and information-reporting needs can be scoped.
• India–Canada connections: Tell us about Indian income, property, accounts and prior returns alongside your Canadian filing situation. Explore our India–Canada cross-border tax services and the records needed for your first review.
• Corporations and employers: Identify your business year-end, financial statements, payroll and GST/HST periods. Confirm which corporate, payroll and sales-tax filings are included.

What to bring to the first review

Gather prior returns and notices of assessment, available income slips, deduction records, business or rental accounts, and relevant foreign-income details. Tell us the province or territory and whether you arrived in or left Canada during the year.

Foreign assets alongside your Canadian return?

Our T1135 and newcomer reporting checklist explains the foreign-property cost threshold, the first-year individual exemption and the separate income-reporting check. Bring Indian or US account and property records so additional reporting can be identified before preparation.

Team, quotation and review

Meet the Bluewings team and review its experience. Confirm who will handle your case, which returns are included and the quotation currency. Review Canadian pricing information before requesting your case-specific quote.