Services
Business and corporate tax in Montreal
Tax preparation for incorporated businesses, self-employed professionals and partnerships, including the filings that come with running a business in Quebec and Canada.
- Corporate and self-employed returns
- Sales tax filings
- Planning conversations before year end
Who it's for
- Incorporated small businesses and professionals
- Self-employed people and freelancers
- New businesses approaching their first year-end
- Owners deciding between salary and dividends
What to prepare
- Financial statements or bookkeeping for the year
- Bank and credit card statements
- Sales tax (GST/QST) filings
- Payroll summaries and T4/RL-1 slips
- Asset purchases, loans and shareholder transactions
- Last year's returns and notices of assessment
How it works
A simple way to begin
Get in touch
Send a short note through the consultation form.
Share your needs
Tell us about your situation and upload the documents you already have.
Receive personalized support
We review everything, come back with a clear plan, and keep you informed at every step.
Common questions
General information, not advice for your situation. Rules and deadlines can change; we confirm what applies to you.
When is a corporate return due?
Federal (T2) and Quebec (CO-17) corporate returns are due six months after your fiscal year-end. Any tax owing is usually due earlier, two or three months after year-end.
I'm self-employed but not incorporated. Is this for me?
Yes. Self-employment income is reported on your personal return, with a June 15 filing deadline. We help you organize income and expenses so the return is accurate.
Should I incorporate?
It depends on your income, plans and risk. We can walk through the trade-offs with your own numbers before you decide.
Talk to us about your situation
Request a consultation and we will reply within one or two business days.