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FAQ
If your question is really “what will you charge me,” start here. Then book a time or buy the service.
Book a time on the Tax Everyday calendar. The office at 3300 Steeles Ave W, Vaughan is open every day from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., and the phone is (905) 499-2964. You can also file from home and never come in.
Yes. Stay on the Pay page. Apple Pay, Visa, and Mastercard are there, and so is Interac. Personal tax is $90 + HST ($101.70). Self-employed is $650 + HST ($734.50). The corporate package is $2,000 + HST ($2,260). A numbered corporation is $850 + HST ($960.50). A named corporation is $950 + HST ($1,073.50).
Tax Everyday is at 3300 Steeles Ave W, Vaughan, ON L4K 2Y4. Call (905) 499-2964 or email info@taxeveryday.com. Hours are 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. every day.
A straightforward personal T1 is $90 plus 13% HST ($101.70). A self-employed return is $650 plus HST ($734.50).
A numbered corporation is $850 plus 13% HST ($960.50). A named corporation is $950 plus 13% HST ($1,073.50). That covers preparation and filing from the mandatory information you provide. Government name-search and filing fees, if billed separately by the registry, are confirmed before we file.
The corporate package is $2,000 plus 13% HST ($2,260). It covers the T2, financial statements, and HST support. Bookkeeping is quoted separately after we see the volume.
Yes. The office is in Vaughan. The same team files remotely for Toronto, Mississauga, Markham, Richmond Hill, Brampton, and clients anywhere in Canada.
Yes. Use the secure file drop or the new-client personal tax form. Documents are emailed to info@taxeveryday.com. You can also book an in-person visit at 3300 Steeles Ave W, Vaughan.
Open the Pay page, pick the service, or enter the amount you owe. HST is added when the amount is before tax. Choose Apple Pay, card, or Interac on that page. The Tax Everyday page stays open. Card numbers are not typed into our forms and are not stored here. Interac goes to info@taxeveryday.com with the reference shown.
File anyway. Late-filing penalty is generally 5% of the balance owing plus 1% for each full month late, up to 12 months, and interest accrues. Benefits such as the GST/HST credit and Canada Child Benefit usually need a return on file. We prepare catch-up years.
Articles and calculators explain CRA rules in plain language using published 2026 figures. They are estimates, not a filed return and not advice for your facts. Your return is prepared after we review your slips.
Still specific to your file? Ask it directly.