You can get all your late and back tax returns done quickly, easily and painlessly.
Are you feeling stress due to unfiled, late tax returns? Are you worried the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) may take harsh legal actions against you because of it? Do you really want to get it done, but just don’t know where to start? If your answer is yes, then this message is just for you. Here’s why…
How we can help
We understand you really want to get your tax returns done on time, but it is just difficult to catch up when you are behind. For all these years you didn’t file your tax returns, you have to figure out your income and expenses, collect every single tax receipt, and organize all those tax documents. You may have already spent a lot of time trying to do this, only to find that something is still missing. It is so frustrating that you have to give it up and leave your tax returns behind year after year.
We understand your frustration, and we’re here to help you get back on track quickly. Here’s how we can help:
We can get your tax slips for you.
As a registered tax professional, we can get most of your tax slips (T4, T5, RRSP slips, T4A, T4A(P), etc.) through the CRA online service. This will save you a lot of time and hassle trying to collect all these tax slips from your employers, banks, and the government.
We help you organize your tax documents.
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Frequently Asked Question
Late and Back Taxes
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I didn’t file tax for many years and I can’t find my T4s, what should I do?
The CRA should have your T4s on the system since all employers are obligated to submit T4s to the CRA system. Please book an appointment, so we can set up your file, obtain authorization and access your T4s.
In the meantime, please provide any medical expenses, donation receipts, and rent or property tax payments (for low-income individuals) that are not available in the CRA system. This will help us complete your tax filings.
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How far back can you get an income tax refund?
According to the CRA, you can file your income tax return up to 10 years late and still receive your tax refund if you're entitled to one. However, if more than 10 years have passed, the CRA will not issue a refund. On the other hand, if you owe taxes, the CRA will still require you to pay.
For CPP and EI overpayments, which are included in your tax refund, you can only reclaim these amounts if the tax return is filed within 3 years of the original due date.
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I didn’t file my tax on time, but I don’t owe taxes. Will I still be penalized?
If you don’t owe taxes to the CRA, you won’t face penalties or interest charges. However, it’s still recommended to file your taxes to avoid missing out on potential benefits. Additionally, you may need a Notice of Assessment to prove your income for applications such as mortgages, Old Age Security pensions, or dental insurance.
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I didn’t submit my income taxes for many years and I got a letter from the CRA said I owe a large amount of taxes, what happen?
If you didn’t file tax on time, the CRA my make an arbitrary assessment of your tax return, which is normally overestimated your income and make you owe taxes. In this case, you need to get your taxes done ASAP, then the CRA will re-assess your tax based on the information you provided and reassess your tax returns.
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I didn’t submit my income taxes for many years, and I received a letter from the CRA saying I owe a large amount of taxes. What happened?
If you didn’t file your taxes on time, the CRA may issue an arbitrary assessment, which often overestimates your income and results in you owing taxes. In this situation, you should file your tax returns as soon as possible. Once you do, the CRA will reassess your taxes based on the accurate information you provide.
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I didn’t file my business taxes for several years and now have a large amount of tax owing. Can I apply for relief?
Yes, you can explore the Voluntary Disclosures Program (VDP) and the Taxpayer Relief Provisions for possible relief.
Voluntary Disclosures Program (VDP): This program provides relief on a case-by-case basis to taxpayers who voluntarily come forward to correct errors or omissions in their tax filings before the CRA contacts them. While you will still need to pay the taxes owed, plus interest (in part or full), the CRA may grant relief from penalties and prosecution if your application is accepted. visit the VDP website.
Taxpayer Relief Provisions: The CRA may grant relief from penalties or interest if you are unable to meet your tax obligations due to:
- Extraordinary circumstances,
- Actions of the CRA,
- Inability to pay or financial hardship,
- Other specific circumstances.
The CRA has resumed addressing taxpayer debt, and benefits, credits, or refunds may be applied to pay down outstanding balances. If your debt causes significant financial hardship, you should contact the CRA to discuss your options, even if you already have a payment plan. For more details, visit the Taxpayer Relief Provisions page.