To qualify for student pricing the taxpayer must be enrolled as a full-time student in a secondary or post-secondary institution. In addition, the tax return must have gross income of less than $20 000 and must not include employment expenses, self-employment or rental income.
Typical return pricing will apply to most basic tax filings, however, the fee may include a time component at the discretion of the TAXpro.
Complex return pricing will apply to tax filings that include, but are not limited to, employment related expenses, capital dispositions, moving expenses, immigrant or emigrant returns and terminal returns.
Investor return pricing applies to returns with capital dispositions that are recorded on the applicable t-slip or investment account summary statement. Excessive dispositions may result in Complex return pricing at the discretion of the TAXpro.
Any tax returns that include employment expenses, self-employment or rental income must be presented to the TAXpro with the related TAXplan Tax Organizer. The TAXpro may use his or her discretion if the relevant data is presented otherwise.
Any tax returns that include employment expenses, self-employment or rental income must be presented to the TAXpro with the related TAXplan Tax Organizer . The TAXpro may use his or her discretion if the relevant data is presented otherwise.
Any tax returns that include employment expenses, self-employment or rental income must be presented to the TAXpro with the related TAXplan Tax Organizer . The TAXpro may use his or her discretion if the relevant data is presented otherwise.
This includes calculating and filing of the GST/HST return. It is the tax payer’s responsibility to provide their TAXpro with any relevant access codes or other information required to file the return.