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Fixed-Fee Pricing

Your return is priced by its most complex element, on a three-step ladder. You don't add the steps together.

One case is worth spelling out, because it is the one people get wrong: a rental property moves the return to Premium at $399, and the T776 is covered by that base. It is not $149 plus $150. The same is true of self-employment and of a property sale.

The two discounts combine. The service appreciation rate isn't limited to returns: it comes off every fee on this page, monthly services and hourly work included. Records disorganized enough to need rebuilding are quoted as bookkeeping first, before any return work starts.

From $999 for a corporation whose books are up to date, whether we keep them or you do. That covers the full T2 with its schedules, the GIFI financial statements, capital cost allowance, and your instalment schedule for the year ahead.

A return that needs more, such as several related companies or an unusually complicated year, gets a written quote naming exactly what it adds, before any work begins. Books that need catching up are priced at the published bookkeeping catch-up rate. Owner remuneration planning is advisory work at $125 an hour, and CRA reviews are billed hourly from $125.

From $599 for a T3 return: a testamentary or inter vivos trust, a graduated rate estate, or a bare trust that has to file. That covers the return, the allocation of income to beneficiaries, and a T3 slip for each of them.

A trust with many beneficiaries or an unusually complicated year gets a written quote naming exactly what it adds, before any work begins. Trust planning and advisory work is billed at $125 an hour.

Priced by transaction volume and added to your T1, at a flat fee within each band: $150 for up to 100 transactions in the year, $300 for 100 to 1,000. Past 1,000, or a DeFi-heavy year, we quote after reading your records rather than guess at a number here; unreported prior years are quoted per year. Staking, mining, and airdrop income counts toward volume and isn't billed separately. Crypto does not move your return to a higher tier — it is an add-on to whatever tier your other income sets.

A fixed monthly fee by team size: $99 for one to three employees, $179 for four to nine, larger teams quoted individually. The fee covers pay runs at any frequency, remittance calculation, and pay stubs. Year-end T4/T4A slips are $15 each, ROEs $25, and setup is a one-time $150.

It runs month to month, with 30 days' notice either way and a rate that only moves after we've told you. The payroll page sets out the terms in full.

A fixed monthly fee by transaction volume: $129 for up to 50 transactions a month, $229 for 51 to 150, higher volumes quoted individually, with reconciliations and monthly reporting included. HST returns are $75 each, catch-up runs from $99 per month of books, and setup is a one-time $150.

It runs month to month, with 30 days' notice either way and a rate that only moves after two months over your band — never backdated. The bookkeeping page sets out the terms in full.

Billed at $125 an hour, with a written estimate before any work begins, so you know the likely cost before you commit to it. If the work looks like running past the estimate, we tell you before it does. Quarterly ongoing advisory is billed the same way.

One flat fee per home, whether you bought from a builder or built it yourself. If your builder already credited the rebate on closing, there is nothing left to claim, and we'll tell you so before you pay anything. Questions from the CRA about the claim afterwards are billed hourly, like any other CRA correspondence.