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Our Comprehensive Canada Taxation Solutions

At SMG Consultants, we understand that the Canadian tax system can be complex and overwhelming. Whether you’re an individual taxpayer, a small business owner, or a large multinational corporation, having the right guidance is crucial for ensuring compliance and maximizing financial outcomes.

Our comprehensive suite of Canadian tax services is designed to address every aspect of your tax needs, providing you with the expertise and support you need to navigate the intricacies of the system

End-to-end Canadian tax services under one roof

Comprehensive Suite of Canadian Tax Solutions

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Income Tax

Income Tax is a tax on individual or business earnings.

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Non-Profit Tax (T3)

Non-Profit Tax (T3) files trusts’ tax returns.

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T5 Slips

T5 Slips report investment income to the government.

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Harmonized Sales Tax

Harmonized Tax combines provincial sales taxes.

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Personal Income Tax (T1)

Personal Income Tax (T1) is an individual’s annual tax return.

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T4 Slips

T4 Slips report employee earnings and taxes withheld.

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Goods and Services Tax

GST is a federal tax on most goods and services.

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Québec sales tax (QST)

QST is a provincial tax on goods and services in Québec.

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Corporate Tax (T2)

Corporate Tax (T2) is a company’s annual tax return.

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T4A Slips

T4A Slips report income from pensions, self-employment.

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Provincial Sales Tax

PST is a provincial tax on goods and services.

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Payroll Tax

Payroll Tax is charged on employee wages.

Taxes Affecting Individuals and Businesses

Understanding the taxes relevant to you

Personal Income Tax (T1)

This tax is imposed on the income earned by individuals from various sources, including employment, investments, and business ventures. The tax rates are progressive, meaning they rise as income levels increase. Individuals are required to file an annual tax return to report their income and determine their tax liability.

Corporate Tax (T2)

This tax applies to Canadian businesses, taxing their profits. The rates differ at both the federal and provincial levels, and companies are required to submit annual tax returns to report their earnings and calculate their tax obligations.

Non-Profit Tax (T3)

This tax applies to registered non-profit organizations, taxing their income. While non-profits may qualify for tax-exempt status, they are still obligated to file annual tax returns and comply with reporting requirements to maintain their exemption.

T4 Slip

This document outlines the annual employment income, deductions, and taxes withheld for Canadian employees, playing a vital role in ensuring accurate personal income tax filing.

T4A Slip

This document details various non-employment income sources, such as pensions and scholarships, which are essential for accurate reporting on tax returns.

Goods and Services Tax (GST)

The Goods and Services Tax (GST) is a federal tax of 5% applied to most goods and services sold in Canada. Businesses are responsible for collecting and remitting the tax, while consumers pay it at the time of purchase.

Provincial / Harmonized Sales Tax

The Provincial Sales Tax (PST) is applied to specific goods and services sold in certain provinces. The rates and regulations differ by province, and businesses are responsible for collecting and remitting the tax to the respective provincial governments.

This sales tax, covering most goods and services, is a blend of federal and provincial taxes, applicable in certain regions of Canada

Payroll Tax

Deductions from employee wages for the Canada Pension Plan (CPP), Employment Insurance (EI), and income tax are mandatory. Employers are responsible for managing these deductions and remitting them to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) on behalf of their employees.

T5 Slip

This summary covers investment income, including dividends and interest, which is vital for accurately reporting investment earnings on tax returns

Québec Sales Tax (QST)

Deductions from employee wages for the Canada Pension Plan (CPP), Employment Insurance (EI), and income tax are mandatory. Employers are responsible for managing these deductions and remitting them to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) on behalf of their employees.

Trusted Canadian Tax Solutions For Various Industries

At SMG Consultants, our industry knowledge powers accurate and dependable financial solutions for businesses in every sector

Real Estate & Construction

Accounting, Tax, and CPAs

Ecommerce and Retail

Non-Profits

Law Firms Consultants

Medical & Healthcare

Hospitality & Restaurants

Startups

Branding & Marketing

Education,Coaching Training

IT & SaaS

Logistics & Shipping

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Let Us Handle Your Canadian Taxes

Dealing with Canadian taxes doesn’t have to be difficult. Rely on our expertise to handle your tax needs, whether individual or business-related

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Our team efficiently manages tax matters, and we are available 24/7 for help and support.

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Our tailored Canadian taxation services can get you what is needed for your business.

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Strategic Tax Planning

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Ensure comlpiance with current tax laws and compensation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Most residents must file a return if they owe tax, want to claim a refund or credits, or are applying for benefits such as the GST/HST credit or Canada Child Benefit.

Individuals must file by April 30 each year; self-employed individuals have until June 15, but any taxes owed are due by April 30. Corporations must file within six months of their fiscal year-end.

Common documents include your SIN, T4 slips, receipts for deductions/credits, investment income slips, RRSP contribution receipts, and direct deposit information.

Yes, filing is recommended even with no income or if you were in Canada for only part of the year, as it helps you qualify for credits and benefits.

The BPA is a non-refundable tax credit that allows you to earn a certain amount tax-free each year.

Registered businesses must file GST/HST returns regularly (monthly, quarterly, or annually), reporting collected and paid GST/HST.

Late filing can result in penalties and interest on amounts owed. It's important to file on time, even if you can't pay immediately—contact the CRA to discuss payment options.

Canadian residents must report all worldwide income. If you own specified foreign property worth over $100,000 CAD, you must file Form T1135; otherwise, all foreign income must still be reported.

Yes, you can request a change to a filed return online or by submitting a T1 Adjustment Request. The Voluntary Disclosures Program is also available for correcting errors or omissions.

After filing, the CRA sends a Notice of Assessment summarizing your tax return, any changes made, and your refund or balance owing.

No, mortgage interest on your home is generally not tax deductible. Interest on money borrowed for investment purposes may be deductible.

Penalties can include fines, interest, and in some cases, prosecution. Large penalties apply for failing to file required forms like T1135 accurately and on time.

You can check your refund status online using the CRA’s My Account service.

Yes, newcomers and international students should file a return to access benefits and credits, even if their income is low or zero.

Respond promptly and provide the requested information. Professional assistance is recommended for audits or complex notices.