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Welcome

The tax season is upon us, and I am pleased to offer my professional services for the preparation of your federal and provincial income tax returns.

With my expertise, I am committed into ensuring that you receive the maximum benefits and deductions to which you are entitled.

I also provide services for the filing of provincial and federal tax returns for prior years. (Pricing available upon request)

Additionally, I offer federal and provincial income tax adjustment services. (Pricing available upon request)

With over 35 years of experience and a diploma in computerized financial management, I guarantee the highest level of professionalism and confidentiality regarding your personal information
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Our services

Your federal and provincial income tax returns are prepared using the Impôts Expert software and submitted securely online.

A detailed printed summary of your tax return will also be provided for your records.

In most cases, your federal and provincial income tax returns are completed and submitted within 72 hours.

Additionally, I am registered with EFILE for secure electronic filing of your tax returns
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Pricing

Federal income tax and provincial income tax

  • Employed individual: $50.00
  • Employed couple: $95.00
  • Employee with employment expenses: $95.00
  • Retired individual: $45.00
  • Retired couple: $85.00
  • Individual receiving only QPP and CPP benefits: $40.00
  • Couple receiving only QPP and CPP benefits: $75.00
  • Student, with or without income: $50.00
  • Unemployed individual receiving social assistance: $40.00
  • Unemployed couple receiving social assistance: $75.00
  • Adjustment to a prior-year tax return: $30.00
  • Late filing fee: $15.00 per person
  • Any additional services: $45.00

Additional charge of $25.00 for mailing with tracking number

Payment: Cash or bank transfer.
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Contact me

Here are the various ways you can contact me...

At the following mailing address:
Janet Bourdeau
11 St-Pierre St. App: 402
St-Constant, Qc
J5A 1A1

By telephone:
514-589-6960
(Sunday to friday, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.)

By email:
pro.impots@gmail.com
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What you'll need

Please download the Personal Information Form in PDF format HERE.

Below is a list of documents you may need to complete your personal income tax return:

-Employment Income (T4 and Statement 1) -Investment income (T5 and T3)
-Withdrawals from RRSPs or RRIFs (T4RSP et T4RIF) -Union and professional dues
-Any other income supporting statements -Gain or capital loss
-Alimony paid or received -Receipt for child care fees
-RRSP contribution -RL-31 Slip: Information about a leased dwelling
-School and municipal taxes (low family income) -Charitable donations receipts
-Medical expenses -Copies of federal and provincial installments paid during the year
-Last Year’s Federal and Provincial Notice of Assessment (IMPORTANT) -Tuition (T2202)
-Financial charges and interests -Disability amount
-Interest paid on student loans -Political contributions
-Refund to your RAP (property accession plan) -Physical activity program for children
If you purchased a home in 2026 and neither you nor your spouse owned a property in the past four years, you may be eligible for a credit toward the purchase of your home for the 2026 tax year.

Please be sure to mention this during our meeting.
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Questions and answers

What is the deadline for filing my income tax return?
Generally, you must file your income tax return no later than April 30 of the current year

Am I required to file an income tax return for a deceased person?
If you are the legal representative of a deceased person's estate, you may be required to file a final income tax return on their behalf. For more information, please consult the Canada Revenue Agency guide: this link.

When can I file my income tax return?
If you use IMPÔTEL or IMPÔNET software, you may submit your return beginning February 20. Paper income tax forms are generally available in early February. However, it is recommended that you wait until the end of the first week of March before filing, as employers and financial institutions have until the end of February to issue the required tax slips

What is a notice of assessment?
A Notice of Assessment is a document issued by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) after processing your income tax return. It confirms your tax assessment and indicates whether you are entitled to a refund or have a balance owing.
It also provides information such as your RRSP contribution room for the next taxation year, along with other important details regarding your tax account.
Revenu Québec also issues its own Notice of Assessment.

I am an international student. Am I required to file an income tax return?
You are generally required to file an income tax return if you earned employment or other taxable income in Canada.
For more information, please consult the following resources:
Federal site
Provincial site

I provide care for an elderly person. Am I eligible for a tax credit?
Yes. You may be eligible for the Caregiver Tax Credit at both the federal and provincial levels. However, the eligibility requirements differ between the two governments
For more information, please consult:
Federal site
Provincial site

I am missing some tax slips or information slips. What should I do?
If you are missing one or more tax slips, you should contact your employer or the issuer to request a replacement copy.
If you know in advance that you will not receive your tax slip before the filing deadline, include a note with your return explaining the situation. The note should include the payer's name and address, the type of income involved, and the steps you have taken to obtain the missing slip.
If necessary, you may use your final pay stub of the year to estimate your income and deductions.
If you file your return electronically, be sure to keep all supporting documents, as the tax authorities may request them at a later date.

My spouse and I receive Québec Pension Plan benefits and a federal pension. Can we split this income?
No. Public pension benefits, such as Québec Pension Plan (QPP) benefits, as well as withdrawals from an RRSP, are not eligible for pension income splitting. In addition, unlike the federal government, Québec does not take pension income splitting into account when calculating instalment payments.