Tax filing and preparation for small businesses in Vancouver and Delta.
Filed on time and planned before year-end, by the same people who keep your books, so your return starts from numbers we already trust.
Your tax year with us.
Five dates that matter. You're responsible for one of them.
- Before your year-endWe do it
Plan while it can still change the outcome
A planning conversation about salary versus dividends, the timing of big purchases, and anything else that has to happen before the year closes.
- February to MarchYou do it
Send your slips
T4s, T5s, RRSP receipts, and anything else that arrives in the mail. Business income is already in the books we keep.
- April 30We do it
File personal returns
T1 returns filed for you and, if you like, your family. Any balance owing is due by April 30 for everyone, including the self-employed.
- June 15We do it
File self-employed returns
Sole proprietors with T2125 business income have until June 15 to file, though any balance was still due April 30.
- Year-end + 6 monthsWe do it
File your corporate T2
Prepared from twelve closed months. Corporate tax owing is due earlier, two or three months after year-end, and we tell you the amount before then.
GST/HST and PST returns are filed on your own schedule, monthly, quarterly, or annually, from books we've already closed. If the CRA writes to you, forward the letter and we reply.
What's included.
Bookkeeping, payroll, and tax in one engagement. No separate bill at year-end.
- Corporate T2 returns
- Personal T1 returns for owners and their families
- T2125 business income for sole proprietors
- GST/HST returns, including first-time registration
- B.C. PST returns, including multi-province sales
- Year-end planning before your fiscal year closes
- CRA correspondence as your authorized representative
- Late and prior-year returns brought current
Who it suits.
- Incorporated businesses and the owners who draw from them
- Sole proprietors filing business income on a T1
- Businesses registered, or about to register, for GST/HST or PST
- Anyone behind on filings who wants to get current with the CRA
Where we're not the right fit.
- Audited or reviewed financial statements, which need a CPA firm
- U.S. returns and complex estate or trust filings, which we refer to specialists
If that's you, we'll say so on the call and point you somewhere better.
Moving your tax file to us.
Most of it is paperwork we handle. You sign one authorization.
- Step 1
Send your last returns
Your last two years of returns and notices of assessment, so we know where you stand.
- Step 2
Authorize us with the CRA
We're added as your representative, so we can see your accounts and answer the CRA directly.
- Step 3
Plan before the next deadline
We look at what's coming due and book the planning conversation before your next year-end.
“I highly recommend AGEA owner Gloria because of their dedication, promptness and meticulous job. I have nothing to worry about our tax papers including my family and my friends.”
Tax questions.
Tax guides.
Sole proprietor or incorporated: the honest comparison
Where incorporating actually saves money in B.C., and where it just adds filings.GST/HST for first-time filers in BC
When to register, how often to file, and the credits owners miss.T2125 basics for self-employed owners
What goes where on the form, and the deadlines that apply.
A 20-minute call. A flat monthly quote.
Bookkeeping, payroll, and tax for small businesses. Based in Delta, BC, serving Vancouver, the Lower Mainland, and clients across Canada.