Your corporate income tax return, prepared from complete, reconciled books and filed electronically — with the price and your deadlines confirmed before work begins.
Eligibility confirmed before you commit. Anything beyond the flat rate is quoted first.
From $999 + HST
For eligible corporations with complete, reconciled books for the fiscal year.
From $799 + HST
Your books are already verified monthly, so the return prepares faster — and costs less.
$349 flat + HST
Inactive corporation with no activity? You still must file every year. We keep it compliant, simply.
Return due: 6 months
Your T2 is due six months after your fiscal year-end — whatever your year-end is.
Balance due: 2–3 months
Tax owing is due earlier than the return — two months after year-end, three for many CCPCs claiming the small business deduction.
Late filing costs 5% + 1%/month
Plus interest on the unpaid balance. We confirm your exact dates in writing during the assessment.
Flat pricing works because we keep it to straightforward returns done well — and we tell you which side you are on before you commit.
Genuinely complex tax planning or assurance work gets referred to a CPA partner — we say so up front rather than stretching past what flat-rate filing should cover.
Every bank and credit-card account for the fiscal year matches its actual statements — opening balance plus every transaction equals closing balance, to the penny — and every transaction is categorized. That standard is why the price is flat: a return prepared from verified books has no year-end mystery to bill you for.
Books not there yet?
That is the most common situation, and it is fine. We quote the catch-up bookkeeping first — separately, before any tax work — then file the return from the cleaned-up books. Most catch-up clients move to monthly bookkeeping afterward, which means next year's T2 files at the client rate of $799 with zero cleanup.
Complete the short assessment below. We confirm your corporation and books are a fit for flat-rate filing — usually within one business day.
We verify the year is complete and every account reconciles. If something needs fixing first, you get a clear cleanup quote before any tax work begins.
Your T2, schedules and GIFI statements are prepared directly from your ledger — no re-keying, no shoebox of documents to hand over.
You see the completed return and a plain-language summary of any balance owing before anything is filed.
The return is filed electronically and you receive the CRA confirmation, plus your payment deadline and instructions if tax is owing.
Your T2 is due six months after your fiscal year-end. Any balance owing is generally due earlier — two months after year-end, or three months for many CCPCs claiming the small business deduction. We confirm both dates for your corporation during the assessment, in writing.
The CRA charges a late-filing penalty of 5% of the unpaid tax plus 1% for each full month the return is late (up to 12 months), and interest accrues on any unpaid balance. Repeated late filing increases the penalties. If you are already behind, tell us — prior-year returns are quoted and handled the same careful way.
Every business bank and credit-card account for the fiscal year matches its actual statements — opening balance plus every transaction equals closing balance — and every transaction is categorized. That is the standard our bookkeeping service maintains monthly, and it is what lets us offer a flat price with no year-end surprises.
Then we quote the cleanup first, separately and before any tax work begins — you will never get a surprise bill halfway through. Many clients have us do the catch-up bookkeeping and the T2 together, then move to monthly bookkeeping so next year files at the lower client rate.
For eligible corporations, yes — $999 plus HST for the return described above. Existing bookkeeping clients file from $799 because their books are already verified. Cleanup work, multiple entities, specialized tax matters and Alberta or Quebec provincial returns are always quoted before work begins.
Yes — every resident Canadian corporation must file a T2 each year, even with no activity or no tax owing. We file nil returns for a flat $349, so an inactive corporation stays compliant without a four-figure accounting bill.
No. Any eligible corporation can file with us from $999. Bookkeeping clients pay from $799 and skip the books review entirely, because we already verify their accounts against bank statements every month.
We deliberately keep flat-rate filing to straightforward returns done well. If your situation needs specialized tax planning or assurance work, we say so up front and coordinate with a CPA — with your books already organized, that engagement costs less too.
Tell us about your corporation and its books. We confirm whether flat-rate filing fits — and your exact deadlines — usually within one business day.