We help Scarborough residents and businesses file their taxes online: you send your slips, we prepare the return, you review and approve it, and we e-file it with the CRA, with no trip required. If you would rather meet an accountant, our Eglinton Branch is on Eglinton Avenue East in Scarborough. Scarborough is part of the City of Toronto, which adds two local tax rules that many owners miss.
Prefer to meet in person? Our Eglinton Branch is in Scarborough. See our locations
ScarboroughScarborough Civic Centre and Albert Campbell Square
File from home with our remote tax filing service. You send your slips and receipts, we prepare the return, you review and approve it, and we e-file it with the CRA.
A short request form, with no sensitive information asked.
We explain how to share them safely after your request.
An accountant prepares it and checks it before you see it.
Nothing is filed until you say so.
You get your copies and know what happens next.
What to know, from the official pages named on each card. We last checked them on October 29, 2026.
The City of Toronto charges its own municipal land transfer tax on every property in the city, including Scarborough, on top of Ontario's land transfer tax. First-time buyers may qualify for a City rebate of up to $4,475, and a separate provincial refund. The City's rebate application must be received within 18 months of closing, and the buyer must move in within nine months.
Source: City of Toronto: MLTT rebates (opens in a new tab)Toronto's Vacant Home Tax is 3% of a property's assessed value. Every owner of a residential property in the city must declare its occupancy status each year, even if they live in it. If no declaration arrives by the City's deadline (April 30 for the most recent year), the City assumes the property was vacant and sends a bill. Condo units are declared one by one.
Source: City of Toronto: Vacant Home Tax (opens in a new tab)Ontario's land transfer tax applies to purchases across the province, and first-time buyers may be eligible for a refund of all or part of it. In Toronto, buyers can end up claiming both the provincial refund and the City rebate, so it helps to line up the paperwork for both before closing.
Source: Ontario.ca: Land transfer tax (opens in a new tab)The same services whether you file online, call us or visit an office.
Also useful: our free income tax calculator and the tax deadlines list.
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Yes. Our remote tax filing service lets you send your slips and receipts, review the finished return and approve it before we e-file it with the CRA, with no office visit needed.
Yes. Scarborough is part of the City of Toronto, so the municipal land transfer tax applies in addition to Ontario's land transfer tax. First-time buyers may be eligible for a rebate from the City and a refund from the province.
Yes. Owners of residential properties in Toronto must declare their occupancy status every year, even when the home is their principal residence. If the City does not receive the declaration by its deadline, it assumes the property was vacant and can issue a bill at 3% of the assessed value.
Yes. Our Eglinton Branch is at 3238 Eglinton Avenue East, Scarborough, M1J 2H6. Call or use the booking form first so we can set aside time and tell you what to bring.
Your tax slips (T4, T5 and similar), last year's notice of assessment if you have it, receipts for anything you want to claim, and any letters from the CRA. If something is missing, we will tell you how to get it.
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