2023 Tax Season


The 2023 tax season is here. The deadline for most Canadians to file their personal income tax and benefit return is April 30, 2024. The deadline for corporations, trusts, and charities can be found on the CRA Website. In order to serve you better, we have extended hours during weekdays and weekends. Please note that evenings and weekends are extremely busy, so it is advised to book an appointment as early as possible.

To facilitate your tax filing, here are some helpful tips:


New benefits, credits and services



Frequently Asked Questions

What are tax-slips?
Slips are prepared by your employer, payer, or administrator. You should have received most of your slips (including your T4, T4A, and T5 slips) and receipts by the end of February. However, T3, and T5013 slips do not have to be sent before the end of March.

What if I am missing a slip? If you have not received, or have lost or misplaced a slip, you have to ask your the issuer (i.e. your employer) for a copy of the slip. Alternatively, check your CRA My Account to see if your slips are available online. Ali and Associates can do this step for you on your behalf.

What income should I file? Most monetary amounts you receive in a given year must be reported as income. As a resident of Canada, you have to report your income from all sources, both inside and outside Canada. Report all income in Canadian dollars.

When can you expect your tax refund? While there is guaranteed timeline, CRA has stated they hope to provide your refund within 2 weeks if filed electronically; or up to 8 weeks if filed by paper.

What if I file later than the deadline? The due date for filing your taxes this year are on or before April 30, 2024 for employed individuals and on or before June 15 for self-employed individuals. The CRA will impose interest and penalties on any amount owed after these dates. You may apply for exceptional circumstances including

last modified: 06 Mar 2020