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Tax Planning | Tax Disputes | Tax Relief
Help With Life's Most Complicated Encounter - TAX
Tax Planning | Tax Disputes | Tax Relief
PCG is your one-stop destination for all your tax needs. We offer personalized tax consultation services to help you maximize your savings and minimize your tax liabilities.
Whether you select one of our fixed-fee limited-engagement services, or you want a full-service engagement, our experts are dedicated to providing you with the highest level of service and support.
Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can help you achieve your financial goals.
If you are wondering whether you are paying too much tax, missing deductions, or could be structuring your income differently, this consultation is the place to start. We review your personal financial situation, identify planning opportunities, and give you a clear written memorandum of your options — all for a flat fee, with no surprises. ($500 + HST)

For business owners who want to know whether their corporate structure is working as hard as they are, this consultation examines your corporation's tax position, compensation strategy, and planning opportunities. You receive a written memorandum outlining your options so you can make informed decisions with your accountant or on your own. ($750 + HST)

If you have unfiled returns, unreported income, or foreign assets that were never declared, the CRA's Voluntary Disclosure Program may allow you to come clean and avoid prosecution, with interest and penalty relief. We prepare and submit your application and manage the first reply — before the CRA comes looking. ($900 + HST)

This service looks at your entire household — your income, your spouse's, and your children's — and identifies planning opportunities across the family unit. Income splitting, registered accounts, intergenerational transfers, and more are all on the table. You receive a written memorandum covering the full picture. ($950 + HST)

If you owe the CRA interest or penalties that arose because of circumstances beyond your control — illness, a death in the family, a natural disaster, or a serious financial hardship — you may be entitled to have them cancelled or waived. We prepare your full fairness application and handle the first reply. ($1,250 individual / $1,750 couple + HST)

Receiving a CRA audit letter is stressful, but you do not have to respond alone. We review the CRA's queries, compile the appropriate documentation, and handle the correspondence on your behalf, protecting your rights throughout the process and working toward the best possible outcome.
($1,250 + HST per year)

If the CRA has reassessed your personal tax return and you believe the assessment is wrong, you have the right to object. We prepare and file your Notice of Objection, manage the first reply from the Appeals division, and fight for the correct result — at a flat fee that covers the full process through to a decision. ($1,000 + HST)

\When the CRA reassesses your corporation and the numbers are wrong, the objection process is your first and most important line of defence. We prepare and file your corporate Notice of Objection, manage the first reply, and handle the full range of corporate reassessment issues — including related-party assessments — at a flat fee. ($1,750 + HST)
Find out what is possible before you commit to a plan.
What this service is
Tax planning works best when it starts with a clear and honest picture of where you are. Our personal tax planning consultation is a dedicated session focused entirely on your situation — your income, your assets, your registered accounts, and your goals. By the end of the meeting, you will have a written summary of the planning options available to you, stated plainly, along with a clear recommendation on whether a full tax plan makes sense as a next step.
This is an initial consultation. It is not a full tax plan, and no strategies are implemented at this stage. It is designed to give you the information you need to make a good decision about what, if anything, to do next.
Who this is for
This consultation is for individual taxpayers at any stage of life: employees, retirees, investors, and self-employed persons operating a sole proprietorship or unincorporated business. If you have been wondering whether you are paying more tax than you need to, whether your registered accounts are structured efficiently, whether there are income-splitting opportunities available to you, or whether recent changes in your life — a new business, a property sale, an inheritance, an approaching retirement — have opened up planning possibilities you have not yet explored, this is the right place to start.
If your household includes a spouse or children and you want planning that considers the whole family together, see our Family Tax Planning Consultation. If your situation involves a corporation, see our Corporate Tax Planning Consultation.
What is included
Before the meeting, you complete a detailed intake questionnaire and provide copies of your recent tax returns, notices of assessment, registered and unregistered account statements, and a completed net worth statement. Your practitioner reviews everything in advance so that the session is focused on the issues that matter most to your situation. The consultation runs approximately 60 to 90 minutes by phone or video. Afterward, you receive a written memorandum identifying the planning opportunities available to you, noting areas where planning is limited or not advisable, and recommending whether a full written tax plan should follow as a separate engagement.
Pricing Service Fee (+ HST)
Personal tax planning consultation — flat fee
$500.00 + HST
The fee is the same regardless of the complexity of your situation. If you proceed to a full written tax plan, this consultation is your first step — the plan itself is a separate, subsequent engagement.
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A structured review of your CCPC’s tax position and what you can do about it.
What this service is
Running a Canadian-controlled private corporation (CCPC) means making ongoing decisions about how to pay yourself, what to do with retained earnings, and how to protect what you have built from liability and from unnecessary tax. Our corporate tax planning consultation is a structured review of your corporation's current tax position, with specific attention to remuneration strategy for you as a shareholder, the treatment of retained earnings as active versus investment income, and asset protection options available under the current rules.
Like our personal consultation, this is an initial engagement: the goal is to identify what is possible and whether a full corporate tax plan makes sense as a next step. No plan is produced and no strategies are implemented at this stage.
Who this is for
This consultation is for owners and shareholders of Canadian-controlled private corporations operating in Canada. It addresses the corporation and its shareholders together — including your personal remuneration strategy — because corporate and personal tax cannot be planned in isolation. It does not extend to family members of shareholders, international operations, public corporations, or corporations where the primary structure is a professional practice subject to regulator-specific restrictions. If you also need family-level planning across spouses and children, that is a separate service. If your corporation is facing a CRA audit, reassessment, or dispute, see our audit and objection services.
What is included
You provide your corporate and personal tax returns, financial statements, your complete and up-to-date corporate minute book, and a shareholders' agreement if one is in place. Your practitioner reviews all of this before the meeting, which runs approximately 90 minutes to two hours. You receive a written memorandum covering the options available in three areas: how you pay yourself and the shareholders (remuneration strategy), what to do with money retained in the corporation (retained earnings planning), and how to structure the corporation to protect assets from business and personal liability (asset protection). The memorandum will include a recommendation on whether a full written corporate tax plan should follow.
Pricing Service Fee (+ HST)
Corporate tax planning consultation — flat fee
$900.00 + HST
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If you have unreported income or unfiled returns, coming forward voluntarily is almost always the better option.
What this service is
The Canada Revenue Agency's Voluntary Disclosures Program allows taxpayers who have unreported income, unfiled returns, or other errors in past filings to correct the record voluntarily — in exchange for protection from criminal prosecution and, in most cases, relief from gross negligence and third-party civil penalties. The key requirement is that the disclosure must be genuinely voluntary: you must approach CRA before CRA approaches you. We prepare and submit your complete VDP application on your behalf and reply to CRA's initial written response. The engagement covers one round of CRA correspondence after submission. Any further CRA communications beyond that reply require a new engagement.
Who this is for
This service is for individuals and incorporated businesses that have income that was not reported to CRA, returns that were never filed, or deductions that were taken incorrectly in one or more past years — and who have not yet been contacted by CRA about those specific years and are not currently under audit. The program applies to income tax. HST or GST disclosures and foreign reporting obligations such as T1135 are outside the scope of the base service.
If you have already received contact from CRA regarding the years you wish to disclose, this service does not apply. You may be better served by our Audit Support or Notice of Objection services. Contact us to discuss your situation before proceeding.
What is included
We review the years to be disclosed, assess your eligibility for the program, prepare CRA Form RC199 together with a supporting disclosure letter and all required schedules, and submit the application. One written reply to CRA's initial response is included in the fee. You are responsible for ensuring that your accounting records, financial statements, and bookkeeping are accurate and complete for all years being disclosed before this engagement begins. We do not perform bookkeeping or accounting as part of this service. If your books are not in order, they must be brought up to date by an accountant before we can begin.
The VDP also requires you to pay, or make arrangements to pay, the estimated tax owing. If you cannot pay in full, we can negotiate a CRA payment arrangement on your behalf for an additional fee.
Pricing Service Fee (+ HST)
First taxation year
$900.00 + HST
Each additional year in the same application
$250.00 + HST
Each year involving self-employment income (per source)
$150.00 + HST
Each year involving rental income (per source)
$150.00 + HST
CRA payment arrangement negotiation (optional)
$300.00 + HST
50% of the fee paid may be applied toward an Audit Support or Notice of Objection engagement if, at intake review, it is determined that the disclosure cannot proceed as a VDP application.
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Tax planning that looks at your whole household, not just one return.
What this service is
Your family's overall tax position is not simply the sum of individual returns. The interplay of incomes between spouses, the coordination of registered and non-registered accounts across family members, the tax treatment of children's investment or trust income, and opportunities to shift income within the family unit can make a meaningful difference to the total tax your household pays each year. Our family tax planning consultation considers all of this together, as a single coordinated review of the family's tax situation.
This is an initial consultation, not a full tax plan. No strategies are implemented. The purpose is to identify what planning is available to your family as a unit and to recommend whether a comprehensive plan should follow.
Who this is for
This service is for couples and families who want to understand what planning exists across all household members: the primary taxpayer, their spouse or common-law partner, and minor children whose income or assets are part of the family's financial picture. It is well suited to households where both spouses earn income, where there is a mix of registered and non-registered savings to coordinate, where children have investment or trust income, or where income-splitting between family members is being considered.
Adult children, extended family members, and corporate structures are outside the scope of this consultation. If the family also includes a corporation, our Corporate Tax Planning Consultation addresses that separately.
What is included
Both spouses complete the intake questionnaire, which covers all aspects of the family's financial picture including employment and self-employment income, registered and unregistered savings, real property, liabilities, and planning goals. You also provide a completed family net worth statement and recent tax returns and account statements for both spouses. Children's income records are required where applicable. The consultation runs approximately 90 minutes. You receive a written memorandum addressed to the family unit, identifying the planning options available across all included members and recommending whether a comprehensive family tax plan should follow as a next engagement.
Pricing Service Fee (+ HST)
Primary taxpayer, spouse or partner, and up to two minor children
$950.00 + HST
Each additional minor child beyond two
$100.00 + HST
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A CRA audit is not a conversation you should manage on your own.
What this service is
When CRA audits your personal or corporate tax return, the way you respond matters — not just in terms of what you say, but in terms of what documents you provide, when you provide them, and how the issues are framed. An unrepresented response can inadvertently expand the scope of an audit, create inconsistencies on the record, or disclose information that was not requested. Our audit support service covers the preparation and delivery of your response to the CRA auditor and manages ongoing correspondence on your behalf throughout the audit. Every response is reviewed before it is sent. If the audit requires an in-person meeting or site visit, we prepare you in advance and can attend with you.
Who this is for
This service is for individual taxpayers (T1) and corporations (T2) that have received a CRA audit notification or inquiry letter and need professional assistance managing the process. It applies to correspondence audits, desk audits, and field audits. If you have already received a Notice of Reassessment and wish to dispute it, that requires a Notice of Objection rather than audit support.
What is included
We review the CRA audit letter and all documents you have received to date, identify the issues CRA has raised, and advise you on what to provide and what requires careful consideration before disclosure. We draft and submit your initial response, and we manage each subsequent request from CRA as it arises. A file summary is provided at the conclusion of the audit, including a note on your further options if CRA issues a reassessment.
Each CRA-initiated request after the initial reply is billed as a separate item, at the per-reply rate set out in your engagement agreement. This structure is disclosed explicitly in the engagement letter before work begins.
Pricing Service Fee (+ HST)
Personal (T1) — initial reply, first taxation year
$800.00 + HST
Personal — each additional CRA-initiated reply
$250.00 + HST
Personal — each additional year, same issue
$200.00 + HST
Personal — each additional year, different issue
$800.00 + HST
Corporate (T2) — initial reply, first taxation year
$1,500.00 + HST
Corporate — each additional CRA-initiated reply
$350.00 + HST
Corporate — each additional year, same issue
$200.00 + HST
Corporate — each additional year, different issue
$1,500.00 + HST
In-person attendance (interviews, site visits)
$250.00 + HST /hour
If you have received an audit notification and have not yet responded to CRA, contact us before you do. The time to get representation is before your first response, not after.
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When CRA reassesses your taxes and gets it wrong, you have the right to object. But the deadline is strict.
What this service is
When CRA issues a Notice of Reassessment and adjusts your personal taxes, you do not have to accept it. The Income Tax Act gives you the right to file a formal Notice of Objection with CRA's Appeals Division — an independent review of your file, conducted by an Appeals Officer who was not involved in the original assessment. An objection is not a complaint or an informal dispute: it is a formal step in a defined legal process, and it must be done correctly. We prepare and file the Notice of Objection on your behalf, research the legal and factual basis for each ground of objection, and reply to CRA's initial written response. One reply is included in the base fee. Additional replies, where CRA initiates further correspondence, are available at the per-reply rate.
Who this is for
This service is for individual taxpayers who have received a Notice of Reassessment for one or more personal taxation years and believe the reassessment is wrong in whole or in part. Common grounds for personal objections include disallowed employment expenses, disputed rental losses, denied credits and deductions, unreported income adjustments that mischaracterize what was received, and benefit inclusions the taxpayer contests.
You must file your Notice of Objection within 90 days of the date on your Notice of Reassessment, or within one year of your balance due date for that year, whichever is later. Missing this deadline significantly limits your options. Verify your deadline before you proceed. CRA guidance is available at canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/forms-publications/publications/p148.html
What is included
We review the reassessment and all supporting CRA correspondence, research the applicable provisions of the Income Tax Act, draft the Notice of Objection, and file it before the deadline. If the 90-day period has already passed but the one-year extension window remains open, we can file an extension application concurrently with the objection. One written reply to CRA's initial response is included. A file summary is provided at conclusion, together with an explanation of your right to appeal to the Tax Court of Canada if CRA confirms the assessment.
Pricing Service Fee (+ HST)
First taxation year — includes filing and one CRA reply
$1,000.00 + HST
Each additional CRA-initiated reply
$250.00 + HST
Each additional year — same issue
$100.00 + HST
Each additional year — different issue
$400.00 + HST
Extension of time application (s. 166.1 ITA) — in addition to engagement fee
$300.00 + HST
Section 67 reasonableness of expenses add-on
$500.00 + HST
Combined personal and corporate assessment (s. 15(1), s. 160, director liability)
$2,337.50 + HST
If it is determined at intake that both the 90-day period and the one-year extension window have expired, or that fewer than 10 business days remain before the deadline, a refund of 60% of the fee paid will be issued. Extension applications are filed concurrently with the Notice of Objection where required; the $300 extension fee is in addition to the full engagement fee and success is not guaranteed.
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If your tax debt has grown because of circumstances beyond your control, CRA has the authority to reduce or eliminate the interest and penalties.
What this service is
The Canada Revenue Agency can cancel or waive interest and penalties on a tax debt under the taxpayer relief provisions of the Income Tax Act — but only if you apply, and only if the circumstances are ones that CRA recognizes as grounds for relief. Recognized grounds include serious illness or injury, the death of an immediate family member, a natural disaster, a documented error or unreasonable delay by CRA itself, or genuine financial hardship that prevents payment of the underlying debt. We prepare and submit a complete taxpayer relief application on your behalf and reply to CRA's initial written response. The engagement covers one round of CRA correspondence. Any further communications after that reply require a new engagement. Relief is a discretionary remedy: CRA is not required to grant it, and no outcome is guaranteed.
Who this is for
This service is for individual taxpayers and couples who have accumulated CRA interest or penalties as a result of circumstances that were genuinely outside their control, and who can support that claim with contemporaneous documentation. Applications can cover any taxation year ending in the ten calendar years prior to the year in which the application is made. If the tax debt itself is disputed — that is, if you believe CRA has assessed the wrong amount and not merely accumulated excessive interest on a valid debt — a Notice of Objection is the more appropriate service. Taxpayer relief addresses the cost of a debt, not the correctness of it.
What is included
We review your situation, assess whether the grounds for relief are present, and prepare a complete application including CRA Form RC4288, a supporting letter, and all documentary evidence available to support the claim. You are required to provide a completed net worth statement and a personal income and expense statement, supported by three months of bank statements.
Where HST interest or penalties are also at issue — because you operate a self-employed business or hold a commercial rental property — we can address the HST account in the same application for an additional fee.
CRA's taxpayer relief provisions operate under a strict ten-year limitation. Applications covering years outside this window cannot be accepted. Confirm the years at issue before proceeding.
Pricing Service Fee (+ HST)
Individual taxpayer
$1,250.00 + HST
Couple (both spouses or partners covered)
$1,750.00 + HST
HST add-on (self-employed or commercial rental, HST issues)
$750.00 + HST
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When CRA reassesses your corporation’s taxes and gets it wrong, the same rights — and the same deadlines — apply.
What this service is
A CRA reassessment of your corporation's income tax can have serious consequences: for the corporation's cash position, for retained earnings, and — depending on the nature of the adjustment — for the shareholders personally. When a corporate reassessment is wrong, a Notice of Objection filed with the CRA Appeals Division is the right response. It places the file before a CRA Appeals Officer for an independent review, separate from the auditor who raised the original assessment.
We prepare and file the Notice of Objection, research the legal and factual basis for each ground of dispute, and reply to CRA's initial written response. One reply is included in the base fee, with additional replies available at the per-reply rate.
Who this is for
This service is for Canadian-controlled private corporations (CCPCs) that have received a Notice of Reassessment for one or more corporate taxation years and wish to formally dispute it. Common grounds for corporate objections include disallowed business expenses, shareholder benefit adjustments under subsection 15(1), active business income reclassifications, associated corporation determinations, and inter-corporate transaction adjustments. Where a corporate reassessment carries a related personal liability — such as a shareholder benefit under subsection 15(1), a non-arm's length transfer assessment under section 160, or a director liability claim under subsection 227.1(1) — both the personal and corporate objections are handled together at a combined discounted rate.
The objection deadline for a corporation is the same as for an individual: 90 days from the date on the Notice of Reassessment, or one year from the corporation's balance due date, whichever is later. Verify your deadline before you proceed.
What is included
We review the corporate reassessment, supporting CRA correspondence, the relevant financial records, and the corporate minute book where structural or transactional issues are at issue. We draft and file the Notice of Objection before the deadline and provide one written reply to CRA's initial response. A file summary is provided at conclusion, together with an explanation of the corporation's right to appeal to the Tax Court of Canada if CRA confirms the assessment.
Pricing Service Fee (+ HST)
First taxation year — includes filing and one CRA reply
$1,750.00 + HST
Each additional CRA-initiated reply
$437.50 + HST
Each additional year — same issue
$175.00 + HST
Each additional year — different issue
$700.00 + HST
Extension of time application (s. 166.1 ITA) — in addition to engagement fee
$300.00 + HST
Section 67 reasonableness of expenses add-on
$500.00 + HST
Combined personal and corporate assessment (s. 15(1), s. 160, director liability)
$2,337.50 + HST
Refund policy, extension application terms, and engagement letter requirements are the same as described under the Personal Notice of Objection service. Extension applications are filed concurrently where required; the $300 fee is in addition to the full engagement fee and success is not guaranteed.
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Sas Tullo is a tax consultant and tax dispute professional with over 15 years of experience in Canadian taxation. He holds a Bachelor of Science and a Bachelor of Education from the University of British Columbia, along with a J.D./LL.B. in law, also from UBC. He subsequently pursued graduate legal education in taxation at Osgoode Hall Law School. Sas has completed all three levels of the CPA Canada In-Depth Tax Program.
Sas advises individuals, business owners, and fellow tax professionals on complex tax planning matters and tax disputes with the Canada Revenue Agency. His practice covers the full range of dispute resolution, from audits and objections through to appeals and collections. Over the course of his career he has become a trusted resource for other tax practitioners navigating technically demanding files.
Beyond his practice, Sas contributes actively to the tax community as a scholar, educator, and mentor. He is the author of and contributor to peer-reviewed articles, book chapters, book reviews, and practical guides on tax matters. He has taught and lectured on taxation at the professional and academic level, and works directly with junior practitioners at firms to help them build the foundation for a successful tax practice. That combination of theoretical grounding, hands-on experience, and commitment to developing the next generation of tax professionals informs everything he does.
Please reach us at info@pariz.ca if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Pariz Tax Professionals is a boutique tax consulting practice focused exclusively on Canadian tax planning and tax disputes. We do not prepare tax returns or do bookkeeping. What we do is advise — on how to structure your affairs to reduce the tax you pay legally, and on how to respond when CRA disputes your position. If your situation requires a tax professional who understands both the technical and practical dimensions of the problem, that is what this practice is built for.
Accountants are trained to prepare and file tax returns and to give practical advice on tax compliance. A tax dispute consultant is trained to interpret the rules, build well-grounded positions, and represent you in formal proceedings with CRA. For straightforward compliance work, an accountant is usually the right professional. For complex planning involving significant transactions, restructuring, or income-splitting strategies, and for any formal dispute with CRA — an objection, an appeal, or a Voluntary Disclosure — you want the kind of specialized tax advice this practice provides. Many of our clients work with both; we work alongside their accountants regularly.
No. This practice does not prepare T1 or T2 returns, and does not offer bookkeeping or accounting services. If your books or returns are not in order, you will need to work with an accountant to address that before we can begin most engagements.
The consultation is a diagnostic. It is designed to identify what planning opportunities are available to you and whether it makes sense to pursue them further. You receive a written memorandum at the end. A full written tax plan — which is a separate engagement — follows if the consultation shows that meaningful planning is available and you want to proceed.
If you are an individual with no corporation and no need to plan across multiple household members, the personal consultation is your starting point. If you have a spouse or children and want planning that considers the whole household together, including income-splitting opportunities between family members, the family consultation is the right choice. If you own a Canadian-controlled private corporation (CCPC), the corporate consultation addresses your corporation and your personal position as a shareholder together, because the two cannot meaningfully be separated. If you are unsure, contact us and we can direct you.
The consultation produces a written memorandum. If it identifies meaningful planning opportunities and you want to pursue them, the next step is a full written tax plan, which is a separate engagement. Not every consultation leads to a tax plan — sometimes the right answer is that your current situation is already well structured, or that planning options are limited given your circumstances. In that case the memorandum will say so.
Contact us before you respond to CRA. The way your first response is framed can significantly affect the scope and direction of the audit. Documents you provide voluntarily early in the process can be difficult to walk back, and an unrepresented response can inadvertently expand the issues CRA is looking at. Getting representation in place before your first response is not overcautious — it is the practical thing to do.
An audit is a process. CRA is reviewing your return and gathering information to decide whether to change it. A Notice of Reassessment is the outcome: it is CRA's formal decision that your tax for a given year has been adjusted. If you have received a Notice of Reassessment, the audit phase is over and the dispute phase has begun. A Notice of Objection is the correct next step if you disagree with the reassessment.
A Notice of Objection is a formal written dispute of a CRA reassessment. It triggers an independent review of your file by CRA's Appeals Division, conducted by an Appeals Officer who was not involved in the original assessment. The deadline to file is 90 days from the date of the Notice of Reassessment. If you have missed that 90-day window, you have up to one year from the reassessment date to apply for an extension. After that, the right to object is lost and the only remaining option is a Tax Court appeal.
If the 90-day period has passed but fewer than 12 months have elapsed since the reassessment, we can file an extension application concurrently with the Notice of Objection. The extension fee is separate and approval is not guaranteed, but most extension applications made within the one-year window are granted where the taxpayer had a reasonable reason for the delay. If both the 90-day period and the one-year window have expired, a Tax Court appeal may be the only remaining avenue, and you should seek advice immediately.
The Voluntary Disclosures Program (VDP) is a CRA program that allows taxpayers to correct unreported income, unfiled returns, or errors in past filings in exchange for protection from criminal prosecution and, in most cases, relief from gross negligence penalties. The essential requirement is that the disclosure must be voluntary — meaning CRA cannot already be investigating you or have contacted you about the specific years or issues you want to disclose. If you have unreported income or unfiled returns and CRA has not yet contacted you about them, the VDP is almost always the better path.
A Taxpayer Relief application asks CRA to cancel or waive interest and penalties that have accumulated on a valid tax debt — not to reduce the underlying tax itself. CRA has the authority to grant relief where the interest or penalties resulted from circumstances genuinely outside the taxpayer's control: serious illness, the death of an immediate family member, a natural disaster, financial hardship, or a documented error by CRA. If your debt has grown primarily because of interest and you have a documented reason why, a Taxpayer Relief application is worth assessing.
You sign a flat-fee engagement letter before work begins. For the fixed-fee services listed on this site, you can sign and pay directly through the service page. For full-scope matters, contact us to discuss your situation first. We will assess whether the matter falls within one of our service offerings, confirm scope, and send you an engagement letter before anything else proceeds.
It means the fee stated is the fee. It does not change based on how complex the matter turns out to be or how many hours are spent. The only exceptions are explicitly noted in the service descriptions — for example, additional CRA replies beyond the one included in the base fee for objection and VDP services are billed at a stated per-reply rate.
No. All consultations are conducted by phone or video. Document intake is handled electronically. We work with clients across Ontario and across Canada.
For full-scope tax planning and dispute matters, reach us by email or through the contact form below. For limited-scope engagements, select the appropriate service button above to get started.
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