Helen's Income Tax Service
6365 Yatton Sideroad N0B2S0 Elmira, ON, Canada

Did you know? You can save money on fees your tax preparer may charge for reprinting tax info or answering simple questions related to your taxes. Register for your CRA MY ACCOUNT online today! With CRA’s My Account you can do the following Track your refund... Check your benefit and credit payments Setup or change your direct deposit info on file at CRA View your RRSP / TFSA contribution limits View your online mail Access past Notice of Assessments Reprint your filed T4s and other tax slips And more! See more

Stop Procrastinating! Tips to file your Taxes on Time Every year I have clients that file late. You know what, it happens. We’re all busy and filing your taxes is one of the last things you want to think about. However, filing late could be costing you. If you file late and you owe money to CRA note only do they charge interest on the amount owing but also add on a late filing penalty. If you have a habit of filing late year after year, the penalties they charge increases. No...body wants to pay extra money to the CRA, so here are some tips to file on time. Have Good Filing Habits Instead of trying to sort through a year’s worth of financial information in one sitting get into the routine of filing away any relevant tax documents regularly. Getting into the habit of doing this weekly or monthly can lighten your load come tax time. Submit on time. Any monthly or quarterly tax credit payments or benefits you may be entitled to, such as GST/HST credits or the Canada Child Benefit, could be interrupted if your return isn’t filed on time. If you want to make sure the money that’s rightfully yours flows in without any hiccups, make sure you file by the deadline. Alleviate the stress of filing by hiring a professional Filing your taxes can bring about a lot of stress and uncertainty. Avoiding the problem won’t solve it! Contact me and I will answer all your questions.. I will maximize your claims, and get you filed on time. I am available year-round to assist you with all of your tax inquiries

7 Things The CRA Wants Every Canadian To Remember At Tax Time This Year. 1. File your return, and previous years if you are behind. 2. Include all types of income. 3. Use My Account you can see all your Tslips, your notice of assessment, and much more.... 4. Complete your taxes before the deadline. 5. Keep receipts and documents for 6 years. 6. Don't forget benefits and deductions. 7. Get a professional to help. See more

Steps, 1. Drop off or email me your tax documents. Photos are fine. 2. Fill out my online Client Info form. https://docs.google.com//13YTxteR-DozrNBDDHgdAf4shwI/edit 3. Wait for your return to be emailed to you. (2-3 days) Same day for simple returns.... 4. E-sign on your phone 5. E-transfer your bill 6. I will Efile for you. That's it! Done! See more

The government of Premier Doug Ford is planning to spend a fresh $980 million to increase the amount parents can receive through the Ontario COVID-19 Child Benefit to $400 from $200 per child, while families with children with special needs stand to receive $500 from what will be the province’s third round of payments under the benefit.https://globalnews.ca//ontario-budget-child-benefit-d/amp/

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Have you signed up? This is NOT apart of the Child Benefit enhancement! If you have signed up for the Strike payments you WILL be automatically getting this amount. If you did not sign up for that, you NEED to sign up receive this! https://www.iaccess.gov.on.ca/FamilyAppW/public/index.xhtml... https://toronto.ctvnews.ca//ontario-parents-can-apply-for-

Until further notice, you will not need to renew these products, even if they have expired: health cards driver’s licences licence plate stickers... accessible parking permits Ontario Photo Cards Commercial Vehicle Operator Registration certificates and more More info: ServiceOntario.ca/Services

Get your taxes done through email or text. No public Exposure!! No scanner/printer required. Get your taxes done through email or text. No public Exposure!! No scanner/printer required.

Have you signed up? This is NOT apart of the Child Benefit enhancement! If you have signed up for the Strike payments you WILL be automatically getting this amount. If you did not sign up for that, you NEED to sign up receive this! https://www.iaccess.gov.on.ca/FamilyAppW/public/index.xhtml... https://toronto.ctvnews.ca//ontario-parents-can-apply-for-

GST Payments are coming soon for the people that qualify! And will be much larger then regular payments. ($400 for singles, and $600 for couples) The Child Tax Benefit will also be Enhanced in the May Payment, ($300 per child) added onto what you receive already! Check out all your future payments on your CRA online account.... Checkout what else you can see and do on your personal account! See more

Some Important Dates! February 24th, Efile opens up for 2019 tax season. March 2nd, RRSP contribution deadline for the 2019 tax year. April 30th, tax filing deadline ... June 15th tax filing deadline for self-employed Looking forward to serving you for your 2019 tax needs soon!

Get your taxes done through email or text. No public Exposure!! No scanner/printer required. Get your taxes done through email or text. No public Exposure!! No scanner/printer required.

Hello everyone! I am ready for another year of filing Your taxes, and getting you as much money back as possible! This time of year I like to start gathering all my receipts and keeping an eye out for those T4s/T5s/T3s, tuition and other government documents and keeping them in one place. So when February rolls around you have a place to start. Message me if you have questions about something, or if you'd like a qoute to get your taxes done.

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New Tax Deadline So instead of an April 30 filing deadline for the 2020 tax filing season, Canadians will have until June 1st to submit their income tax return to CRA. and until July 31 to pay any balance owing Message me for a free Quote! ... https://nationalpost.com//government-extends-tax-deadline- See more

Hello, hopefully everyone has got their taxes filed! If you aren't sure what you need just ask and I'll help you figure it out. Yesterday was the Individual Tax deadline. If you are self employed the deadline is June 15th.... If you are self employed (childcare, epicure etc) and aren't sure what you can all deduct I have a spreadsheet to help you get all your numbers together so you can bring your net income as low as possible, lower net income equals bigger refunds and lower balance owings. Have a great day!

Random Medical Facts Over the counter medications? You cannot claim over-the-counter medications, vitamins, or supplements, even if prescribed by a medical practitioner (except vitamin B12).... Naturopathic? Any service or consultation performed by a registered Naturopathic Doctor is considered an eligible medical expense. That includes saliva tests, injections, IV therapy, prolotherapy, nutritional analysis, Blood work and even stress management. Gluten-free? Persons with celiac disease can claim the incremental costs associated with buying gluten-free food products as a medical expense. Air conditioner? $1,000 or 50% of the amount paid for the air conditioner, whichever is less, for a person with a severe chronic ailment, disease, or disorder prescription needed. Laser eye surgery? the amount paid to a medical practitioner or licensed private hospital is deductible. Cancer treatment OUTSIDE of Canada? given by a medical practitioner or a public or licensed private hospital is eligible. Renovation or construction expenses? the amounts paid for changes that give a person access to (or greater mobility to their home because they have a severe and prolonged mobility impairment or lack normal physical development. Travel Expenses? If you had to travel at least 40 Km (one way) from your home to get medical services, you may be able to claim vehicle expenses.

Some Important Dates! February 24th, Efile opens up for 2019 tax season. March 2nd, RRSP contribution deadline for the 2019 tax year. April 30th, tax filing deadline ... June 15th tax filing deadline for self-employed Looking forward to serving you for your 2019 tax needs soon!

Hello everyone! I am ready for another year of filing Your taxes, and getting you as much money back as possible! This time of year I like to start gathering all my receipts and keeping an eye out for those T4s/T5s/T3s, tuition and other government documents and keeping them in one place. So when February rolls around you have a place to start. Message me if you have questions about something, or if you'd like a qoute to get your taxes done.

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Hello, hopefully everyone has got their taxes filed! If you aren't sure what you need just ask and I'll help you figure it out. Yesterday was the Individual Tax deadline. If you are self employed the deadline is June 15th.... If you are self employed (childcare, epicure etc) and aren't sure what you can all deduct I have a spreadsheet to help you get all your numbers together so you can bring your net income as low as possible, lower net income equals bigger refunds and lower balance owings. Have a great day!