Milton Tax Accountant
Let a team of CPA accountants handle your tax preparation and planning. From personal income tax filing to complex corporate tax matters, we offer various solutions to help you save time and money.
No More Stress During Tax Season
We know how stressful taxes can be and we are here to help. Our goal is to make tax accounting simple for employed individuals, self-employed, small businesses, and corporations.
Our Chartered tax accountants have seasoned experience dealing with different tax situations and Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) issues, such as audits, appeals, over-contribution in Tax Free Saving Account (TFSA), and Retirement Registered Savings Plan (RRSP). We take the anxiety out of taxes so you can focus on what matters most, running your business or enjoying life with family and friends.
Let us help you:
Always file taxes on time
Maximize tax refund
Save time and frustration
Enjoy peace of mind
Milton Personal Tax Accountants
Each year thousands of dollars are left on the table because individuals and households don’t claim all the tax credits and deductions they may be eligible for.
Our accounting experts stay up to date with the evolving tax laws and will guide you to minimize taxes in Canada and plan for the future.
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Personal Income tax and benefit return (T1) preparation
Filing of Non-resident tax returns including rental property reporting
Business and Rental returns
Reporting of Cryptocurrency transactions
Assistance with audits, appeals and objection with Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)
Tax planning on the sale of shares of corporations by using the “capital gains exemption”
Filing for individuals with investment or foreign income
Income tax services for students
Income tax services for new immigrants
Filing for deceased individuals
RRSP withdrawal tax strategies
Over-contribution to registered saving accounts (RRSP & TFSA)
Back filing of personal income taxes
Milton Business Tax Accountants
We help small businesses in Milton and surrounding areas save thousands of dollars every year with tax minimization strategies. With over 10 years of experience working with businesses from various industries, we can offer tax planning advice tailored to your unique situation. If you have a new business, we can help you set up a corporation correctly and put in a system to keep your financial records and tax filing organized.
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Corporate tax planning and tax return (T2) preparation
Utilizing corporate capital and non-capital tax losses
Maximizing the use of the “small business deduction”
Optimizing dividend/salary policy
Capital gain dividends planning
GST/HST return filing
WSIB and employer health tax
CRA audit assistance
Partnership tax return (T5013) preparation
Incorporation, proprietorship or partnership
Holding company structuring
Working With Us Is Simple
STEP 1: Book a free consultation and tell us what you need
STEP 2: Get a customized plan and quote for your tax needs
STEP 3: Relax while we handle taxes on your behalf
10 Years Serving Milton’s Residents & Businesses
We are a trusted tax accounting firm in Milton because we don’t just care about filing taxes, we care about your experience.
We know how frustrating it is to not get the answers you need in a timely manner, so we always respond within 48 hours.
We communicate in simple language so that taxes don’t feel complicated to you.
We listen and make sure all your tax-related concerns are addressed and provide advice based on your circumstances.
“I truly appreciate Amir and his team’s approach in dealing with his clients. Initially as a new client I found his manner in reviewing all the small details with me to be stress-free and much easier then anticipated. Years later Amir is still very approachable, responsive and will make time to review and address any questions I may have. I continue to trust him with all of my business requirements and wholeheartedly recommend his services.” - Heidi Discipio
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Frequently Asked Questions
1) How much does a Milton tax accountant cost?
Your tax preparation cost depends on several factors, such as the nature of the work and the degree of complexity and skill required. The qualification of your chosen specialist will also determine the price. For example, an accountant with Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) designation will charge a higher price because their education and experiences enable them to resolve your tax problems more effectively and efficiently.
At A.M. Professional Corporation, we always provide a custom quote up-front based on your requirements. Our priority is always to provide you with a high level of professionalism and expertise you deserve.
2) When should you hire a tax accountant for your small business?
When you're just starting your business, an accountant can help with the initial budgeting, legal structuring, and other financing matters. If you're already up and running, an accountant can help oversee the business's finances, bookkeeping records, budget, and payroll. You can also choose to get an accountant during the tax season.
It's also ideal to hire an accountant whenever your business is going through a major change, for instance, selling. An accountant will help prepare the financial records for the buyer.
3) What are the benefits of hiring a tax accountant compared to using tax preparation software?
When filing taxes by yourself, you risk making errors that can cause problems with CRA in the future. A professional tax preparer can help you avoid those risks and offer expert guidance every step of the way.
Tax accountants can suggest tax minimization strategies that help you save money. They can help you make better financial decisions, such as choosing which property to sell next or how much money to contribute to RRSP. They will be readily available to answer any questions you have, making your tax preparation experience pleasant and stress-free.
4) How are tax accountants different from bookkeepers?
While a bookkeeper's focus is recording data accurately, a tax accountant's job is to interpret the data into meaningful information. Bookkeepers record and classify a business's financial transactions like payroll, bill payments, and sales. On the other hand, an accountant will analyze these records, review the business's financial statements, generate a report, identify issues, and recommend financial best practices based on the report. A tax accountant will also prepare tax returns, advise on different tax planning strategies and comply with Canadian current tax laws.