Individuals & Families · Mississauga & Across Canada
T1, T2, T3, T4 & T5 Returns — filed accurately, on time.
Filing a personal income tax return in Canada looks simple until it isn't — a rental property, a side business, foreign income, a new baby, a move, or a first home purchase can all change what you owe and what you can claim. ANG Tax & Financial Group prepares T1 personal tax returns for individuals and families in Mississauga, Brampton, Toronto and across Canada, making sure nothing is missed and everything is defensible if the CRA ever asks.
We review your full situation, not just the slips you bring in. That means checking prior-year carry-forwards, RRSP and FHSA room, medical and childcare expenses, tuition transfers, pension income splitting and family credits — the details that separate an accurate return from an expensive one.
Business income and expenses on form T2125, home office and vehicle claims, CPP on self-employment, and GST/HST registration and filing when you cross the small-supplier threshold.
Rental income and expenses, capital cost allowance, capital gains on the sale of property or investments, and foreign asset reporting (T1135) for holdings outside Canada.
Your first Canadian return sets up access to the GST/HST credit, Canada Child Benefit and Ontario Trillium Benefit. We handle part-year residency and world income reporting correctly.
If a deadline falls on a weekend or public holiday, the CRA generally accepts filings and payments on the next business day.
Bring your T4, T4A, T5 and other slips, your last Notice of Assessment, RRSP and FHSA contribution receipts, and receipts for medical, childcare, charitable, tuition and moving expenses. Self-employed clients should also bring income records and business expense receipts. We send every client a checklist tailored to their situation.
Yes. We regularly file back-year returns for clients who have fallen behind. Filing sooner limits late-filing penalties and interest, and may unlock benefits or refunds you are still owed. Where penalties already apply, we assess whether taxpayer relief is available.
Self-employed individuals (and their spouses or common-law partners) have until June 15 to file, but any balance owing is still due on April 30. Interest starts on unpaid amounts after April 30, so we recommend estimating and paying by then even if you file later.
Yes. Our office is in Mississauga, but we prepare returns for clients across Canada. Documents can be shared securely online and we can meet by phone or video.
More questions? See our tax & accounting FAQs or ask us directly.
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Visit us at 4 Robert Speck Parkway, Suite 1220, Mississauga — or work with us online from anywhere in Canada.