Remote Tax Filing in Canada: File Your Taxes Online With an Accountant
Remote tax filing lets you file your Canadian income tax return from home. You send us your slips and receipts, we prepare your return, you review and approve it, and we e-file it with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). It works for employees, the self-employed, landlords and students, and you never need to visit an office.
- Free consultation
- No office visit needed
- E-filed with the CRA
- 5simple steps from your request to e-filing
- 0office visits needed: send your documents from home
- Freeinitial consultation, with no obligation
How does remote tax filing work?
Five steps, all from your phone or computer. You decide when you are ready for the next one.
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Tell us about your situation
Fill in the form below or call us. We confirm which documents you need and tell you how to send them safely.
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Send your documents
Photograph or scan your slips and receipts. When we contact you, we confirm the safest way to send them. Please avoid sending sensitive information, such as identification numbers, by ordinary email.
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We prepare your return
We go through your documents, look for the deductions and credits you may be entitled to, and prepare your return.
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Review and approve
We go over the return with you by phone, email or WhatsApp. You ask questions, ask for changes and approve it. Before we file, you sign the CRA's electronic filing form (Form T183); an electronic signature is accepted.
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We e-file and you get your refund
We e-file your return with the CRA and you get a copy for your records. The CRA's service standard for an electronic return is 2 weeks, but a return picked for review can take longer. A refund is paid by direct deposit, or by cheque if direct deposit is not set up.
Which documents should I get ready?
Photos or scans are fine. You do not need every item on day one: tell us what you have and we confirm what else is needed.
Everyone
- Income slips: T4, T4A, T5 and any others you received
- Last year's notice of assessment from the CRA
- Receipts for what you claim: RRSP or FHSA contributions, tuition, childcare, medical costs and donations
- The year or years you want filed
Self-employed, contractors and landlords
- A summary of your business or contract income
- Receipts for your business expenses
- A vehicle logbook, if you claim vehicle costs
- Rental income and expense records, if you rent out property
Sending them to us
- Photograph or scan each page clearly, as a PDF or a photo
- Keep file names simple, for example the slip name and year
- We confirm a safe way to send them when we contact you
- Avoid sending sensitive information by ordinary email
Need the complete list for your situation? Use our interactive tax preparation checklist.
Who is remote tax filing for?
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Busy employees
File from your phone and laptop, with no time off work to visit an office.
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Self-employed and contractors
Get your business income and expenses reported correctly.
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Landlords
Report rental income and the expenses you can claim.
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Students and newcomers
Get help with your first Canadian return.
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People outside Toronto
Our team prepares returns for people across Canada, not only near an office.
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Anyone behind on filing
Catch up on earlier years that were never filed.
How much does remote tax filing cost?
It depends on how many slips you have, whether you have self-employment, rental or investment income, and how many years need to be filed, so we quote each return individually.
- Free, no-obligation consultation
- Clear quote agreed before we start
- No hidden fees or surprise billing
How is my information protected?
Tax slips are personal. This is how we handle them, and what we ask of you.
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Only the basics up front
This request form asks for the essentials only. Sensitive details, such as identification numbers and banking information, are never collected here.
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A safe way to share documents
When we contact you, we confirm how to send your documents securely. Sensitive information should never travel by ordinary email.
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You approve before we file
We e-file only after you have reviewed the return and signed the CRA's electronic filing authorization (Form T183).
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Used only for your return
We use your details to prepare and file your return and to contact you about it. Our privacy policy explains how we handle personal information.
Read our privacy policy.
Start your remote tax filing request
Tell us a little about your situation. It only takes a few minutes, and there is no obligation.
- We contact youby your preferred method to confirm what you need.
- You send your documentsusing the secure method we confirm with you.
- We prepare your returnand go over it with you before anything is filed.
For your protection, this form does not collect sensitive information such as identification numbers or banking details. Please do not include them in your message.
Prefer to talk? Call (437) 421-7171 or message us on WhatsApp.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. You can file your taxes online with us: you send your slips and receipts, we prepare your return, you review and approve it, and we e-file it with the CRA. You do not need to visit an office, and our team prepares returns for people across Canada.
Yes. You send your documents to us remotely, we prepare and e-file your return, and we go over it with you by phone, email or WhatsApp. You are also welcome to visit one of our offices if you prefer.
Your income slips (T4, T4A, T5 and similar), last year's notice of assessment, and receipts for anything you claim, such as RRSP or FHSA contributions, tuition, childcare, medical costs and donations. Self-employed people also need an income summary, expense receipts and a vehicle logbook if they claim vehicle costs.
Photograph or scan them. When we contact you after your request, we confirm the safest way to send them. Please avoid sending identification numbers, banking details or passwords by ordinary email.
We do need certain personal identifiers to prepare and file a return, but this request form does not ask for them. We explain how to share them safely when we contact you.
Yes. Before we e-file, you sign the CRA's electronic filing form (Form T183), and the CRA accepts an electronic signature under its criteria. If you also want us to deal with the CRA for you after filing, you authorize us as your representative in your CRA My Account, or on the CRA's paper form AUT-01.
It depends on how many slips you have, whether you have self-employment, rental or investment income, and how many years need to be filed, so we quote each return individually. You get a clear quote before any work starts, with no hidden fees.
The CRA's service standard for an electronic return is 2 weeks, but a return selected for review can take longer. A refund is paid by direct deposit, or by cheque if direct deposit is not set up before you file. You can set up direct deposit online in your CRA My Account.
Most people must file by April 30. If you or your spouse or common-law partner is self-employed, the filing deadline is June 15, but any balance owing is still due April 30.
Yes. We prepare returns for employees, self-employed people and contractors, landlords and people with investment income. Send your income summaries and expense receipts, and tell us about rental properties in the form.
Yes. Tell us which years you need in the form. If several years were never filed, our unfiled tax returns page explains how we help you catch up.
Quebec residents file a separate provincial return with Revenu Québec in addition to the federal return. Please call us first so we can talk through your situation.
Our team prepares returns for people across Canada, and remote filing means you do not need to be near an office.
The CRA processes your return and sends you a notice of assessment. If you get a CRA letter about your return, call us and we can help you understand it and decide what to do next.
We use your details to prepare and file your return and to contact you. Our privacy policy explains how we handle personal information, and this request form never collects sensitive identifiers or banking details.
Where can I check these facts?
The CRA dates and rules on this page come from these official pages, checked on October 28, 2026.
- CRA: check processing times (opens the official site in a new tab)
- CRA: tax refunds and direct deposit (opens the official site in a new tab)
- CRA: filing and payment due dates for individuals (opens the official site in a new tab)
- CRA: Form T183 and authorizing a representative (opens the official site in a new tab)
- CRA: authorize a representative (opens the official site in a new tab)
- Revenu Québec: file your income tax return online (opens the official site in a new tab)
Ready to file your taxes from home?
Send us your request and we will tell you exactly what to prepare, with no obligation.