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Tax Accountant in Toronto: File Your Taxes Online

We help Toronto 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 Head Office is on Danforth Avenue in Toronto. The City of Toronto bills its own property tax and regulates short-term rentals, and both affect what many owners need to keep track of.

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File your taxes online from Toronto

Living or running a business in Toronto does not mean coming into an office. Send your slips and receipts through our remote tax filing service, review the finished return and approve it before we e-file it with the CRA.

  1. Tell us about your return

    A short request form, with no sensitive information asked.

  2. Send your slips and receipts

    We explain how to share them safely after your request.

  3. We prepare your return

    An accountant prepares it and checks it before you see it.

  4. You review and approve

    Nothing is filed until you say so.

  5. We e-file with the CRA

    You get your copies and know what happens next.

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Toronto Property Tax, Short-Term Rentals and City Hall Services

What to know, from the official pages named on each card. We last checked them on October 29, 2026.

Toronto property tax: two bills and a choice of instalments

The City of Toronto sends an interim property tax bill in January and a final bill in May. In 2026 the interim instalments were due March 2, April 1 and May 1, and the final instalments July 2, August 4 and September 1. The dates change each year, so use the ones printed on your bill. The City also offers pre-authorized payment plans with two, six or eleven instalments, and the eleven-instalment plan spreads the payments from February to December.

Source: City of Toronto: property tax due dates (opens in a new tab)

Renting out your Toronto home short term: register and collect MAT

Toronto allows short-term rentals only in your principal residence, and you must register with the City before you list. Renting a whole home is capped at 180 nights a year, renting up to three bedrooms has no night limit, and the City-issued registration number must appear on every listing. Operators also collect a 6% Municipal Accommodation Tax on stays of less than 28 consecutive days, remit it each quarter within 30 days of the quarter's end and file a report every period, even with no rentals. The income you earn also belongs on your income tax return, and we can help you report it.

Source: City of Toronto: short-term rental operators (opens in a new tab)

City services in person at Toronto City Hall

Toronto City Hall at 100 Queen Street West has an inquiry and payment counter, parking and park permits, marriage and liquor licences, document commissioning, and zoning inquiries for Toronto and East York addresses. Counter services run Monday to Friday, mostly from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., and some, such as zoning inquiries and marriage licences, are by appointment, so check before you go.

Source: City of Toronto: in-person services at City Hall and civic centres (opens in a new tab)

Tax and accounting services for Toronto

The same services whether you file online, call us or visit an office.

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Also useful: our free income tax calculator and the tax deadlines list.

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Toronto tax questions

Yes. Toronto clients can send their slips and receipts through our remote tax filing service, check the finished return and approve it, and we e-file it with the CRA. No office visit is needed.

The City sends an interim bill in January and a final bill in May. In 2026 the instalments were due March 2, April 1 and May 1, then July 2, August 4 and September 1. The City also has pre-authorized payment plans with two, six or eleven instalments. The dates change each year, so follow your bill.

Yes. You can only rent out your principal residence, you must register with the City before you list it, and your registration number goes on every listing. Renting a whole home is limited to 180 nights a year, and you collect and remit the 6% Municipal Accommodation Tax on stays under 28 consecutive days.

At the inquiry and payment counter at Toronto City Hall, 100 Queen Street West, or at one of the civic centres. Counters run Monday to Friday, mostly from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., and some services need an appointment.

Yes. Our Head Office is at 3000 Danforth Avenue, Unit 3, Suite 101, Toronto, M4C 1M7. Call or use the booking form first so we can set aside time and tell you what to bring.

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