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If you’re working from home for your employer, you can claim home office expenses—but only if your employer signs Form T2200. Without it, you can’t claim anything. CRA doesn’t care if you worked remotely 40 hours a week. Want to know why some employers refuse to sign? Or what to do if they won’t? Read my blog here. You have any questions about your home office expenses? Contact us.

1. Intro: What is CCB? The Canada Child Benefit (CCB) is a tax-free monthly payment to help with the cost of raising children under 18. But CRA won’t just send it—you have to apply and meet the rules. 2. Eligibility Checklist You live with the child and are primarily responsible You're a resident of Canada for tax purposes You file a tax return each year (For newcomers/temp workers) You’ve been in Canada for 18+ months with a valid permit 3. Steps to Get It Register the birth (if Canadian-born) Fill out Form RC66 File taxes for both parents Wait for CRA approval (first payment typically 6–8 weeks later) 4. Common Mistakes Assuming CRA knows you had a kid Forgetting to file taxes for both parents Not applying because “you’re new here” Thinking CCB is automatic after filing 5. Retroactive Payments If you qualify but haven’t applied, you may still get paid for past months—but only if you act fast. 6. Need Help? At QTTS, we can help you check your eligibility, file the RC66, and make sure nothing is missed. Whether you're new to Canada or unsure what was submitted—we’ve got you covered.

You don’t need income to get government money. Filing your taxes, even with $0 income, can unlock GST/HST credits, the Carbon Tax Rebate, and more. We’ve helped countless clients recover thousands in missed benefits. Even if the last Carbon Tax payment was in April 2025, you can still claim past years—but only if you file. Same for GST/HST! If you didn’t file, you’re literally leaving money on the table. Contact us and we’ll help you get what’s owed to you.

Hell yes. Even if you made less than $15,000, you should still file your tax return—here’s why: If you paid any income tax, that’s money the government owes you You could qualify for GST/HST credits If you didn’t file past years, you may still get Carbon Tax Rebate payments You want carry-forward amounts (like tuition, RRSP room, etc.) properly tracked Many low-income benefits and credits activate only if you file If you haven’t filed yet, file today and claim the money you didn’t even know you were missing.

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Maybe — if the numbers make sense and you meet CRA conditions. I’ll walk you through it honestly.

Absolutely. Whether you’re 1 year behind or 10, I’ve got you.

Even if you didn't earn income in 2024, filing a return is crucial to access benefits and credits you're entitled to. Additionally, it helps maintain your RRSP contribution room and ensures your information with the CRA is up to date.​

Yup. I’m authorized for both CRA and Revenu Québec — and I actually know how to handle cross-provincial messes.

Yes, and I won’t scare you into buying useless ‘audit protection’ either. We handle it properly, with actual expertise.

If you discover an error after filing, you can:​ Log into your CRA My Account and use the "Change my return" feature. Submit a T1 Adjustment Request form (T1-ADJ) by mail.​ Corrections can be made for up to 10 previous tax years.

With encryption, secure file sharing, and local backups in a fireproof safe. I treat your data like it’s Fort Knox.

You can claim various deductions and credits, such as: RRSP contributions to reduce taxable income.​ Medical expenses exceeding a certain threshold.​ Tuition and education amounts for post-secondary studies.​ Home office expenses if you worked from home.​ Childcare costs and moving expenses under specific conditions.​ Maximizing these can significantly reduce your tax liability.​

If you owe taxes and file late, the CRA charges a 5% penalty on the balance, plus 1% for each full month the return is late, up to 12 months. Even if you can't pay immediately, filing on time minimizes penalties.

You can still file! The CRA often has your slips in My Account, and I can help you estimate or retrieve what’s missing.

For the 2024 tax year, the filing deadline is April 30, 2025. If you're self-employed, you have until June 15, 2025, to file, but any taxes owed are still due by April 30. Filing on time helps avoid penalties and ensures uninterrupted benefit payments.

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Absolutely! Technology has made it easier than ever to offer great service remotely, and I’m fully equipped to assist clients online. I can schedule video calls or phone calls to discuss your needs and answer any questions you may have. You can easily scan and email your receipts and documents, and I’ve successfully helped many clients remotely in the past. I make sure to respond to emails quickly and am also available by text if that’s more convenient for you. No matter where you’re located, I’m here to provide the same high-quality service you’d expect in person.

What I love most about my job is the opportunity to work with numbers and help people. I’ve always had a passion for numbers, and there's something incredibly satisfying about making sense of complex financial situations. But beyond the numbers, I truly enjoy helping people navigate the often confusing world of taxes. I also believe strongly in fairness. It bothers me when people miss out on deductions or end up paying more than they should due to errors or lack of knowledge. Everyone deserves to pay their fair share, and I work hard to ensure that no one is overpaying or losing out on benefits they’re entitled to. Additionally, I’m committed to offering these services at a reasonable rate. Quality tax and accounting services shouldn’t come with a hefty price tag, and I strive to provide excellent value for my clients, helping them achieve financial peace of mind without breaking the bank.

This is a damn good question. And if you’ve read anything on this site, you already know — my approach to tax filing, bookkeeping, and accounting isn’t like what you’ll find at the big firms. I built Quantum Titan Tax Solutions (QTTS) to offer real service, fair pricing, and actual expertise — without the BS. Too many companies charge whatever they want because they know you’re either too busy, too overwhelmed, or too afraid of screwing things up. Sound familiar? Same way you feel when you go to a mechanic and hope you don’t get upsold. That’s this industry, too — and if that fires you up, check out my blog where I break it down. What also pisses me off is the complete lack of customer service. Most firms take your file, punch it through, hand you a bill, and send you on your way — no explanation, no advice, nothing. And that’s if you're lucky enough not to get someone who was trained last week on the software and has zero tax knowledge. Sound harsh? It’s the truth. Transparency is another big one. Hourly rates, surprise surcharges, vague engagement letters — it’s all designed to confuse you. By the time the work’s done, you’re stuck. If they’d been upfront, you’d have gone elsewhere. And don’t expect any guidance either — just a total, “Here’s your bill. Bye.” I work from home. I keep my overhead low. And I pass those savings to you. I don’t need fancy artwork, suits, or a receptionist to prove I know what I’m doing. What matters is service — real service. That means explaining things. Offering advice. Listening to your story. Helping you maximize your money. That’s what I do. I'm allergic to hourly rates. They’re a lazy excuse to overcharge. Flat, transparent pricing is how I roll — unless hourly is absolutely necessary. If you can’t see the work, how do you know what you’re paying for? These are the reasons QTTS exists. And you know what? The 5-star reviews speak for themselves. I’m helping people — and doing it right. I’m also building this for my wife. Because I love her, sure — but also because I want us to work together, to help people together, and to live on our own terms. The joy we get from doing this right, for the right reasons? It’s real. Within one month of launching QTTS, I knew: This wasn’t just a good idea — it was the right one.

Hiring a great accountant is crucial for the success and growth of any business. A skilled accountant brings expertise in financial management, tax laws, and compliance, helping you avoid costly mistakes and ensuring that your business stays on the right track. Here’s why it’s so important: Accurate Financial Records – A great accountant ensures your financial records are precise, organized, and up-to-date, which is key for making informed business decisions. Tax Efficiency – A knowledgeable accountant can help minimize your tax liability by identifying eligible deductions, credits, and strategic tax planning opportunities. Compliance – With ever-changing tax laws and regulations, a great accountant ensures that your business remains compliant, avoiding penalties and legal issues. Cash Flow Management – Managing cash flow is essential for business survival. An experienced accountant helps you track your income and expenses, manage your budget, and forecast future financial needs. Time and Stress Savings – By outsourcing your accounting, you can focus on growing your business while leaving the financial management to a professional, reducing stress and freeing up your time. Strategic Advice – A great accountant doesn’t just handle the numbers; they offer valuable advice and insights that can help you make better business decisions and achieve your long-term goals. In short, a great accountant can save your business money, keep you organized, and provide the financial guidance needed to thrive.

Tax Preparation – Accurate and timely filing of tax returns, ensuring you maximize deductions and credits while minimizing your tax liability. Bookkeeping – Comprehensive bookkeeping services to keep your financial records organized, from tracking income and expenses to preparing monthly and annual reports. Tax Planning – Strategic advice to help you plan for tax season, optimize your tax position, and achieve your financial goals. Audit Support – Assistance and guidance if you ever face an audit, helping you navigate the process with confidence. Financial Reporting – Preparing detailed financial statements to give you a clear view of your financial situation.

Clients should choose me because I bring a combination of strong personal ethics, extensive education, and hands-on experience to every task I undertake. With both a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Accounting, along with over 10 years of experience in tax filing, I have the knowledge and expertise to provide accurate, reliable, and efficient service. In addition to my academic background, I spent over 10 years working with Revenue Quebec and the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), which gives me an insider’s understanding of the tax system and allows me to navigate complex situations with confidence. But beyond my credentials and experience, I am deeply passionate about what I do. I genuinely enjoy helping people understand their financial situations and providing guidance that can make a real difference. I take great pride in my work, ensuring that every client receives the best possible service. My commitment to strong personal ethics means that I always prioritize honesty, transparency, and fairness in every interaction. When you work with me, you’re not just getting a tax professional—you’re getting someone who truly cares about your financial well-being and is dedicated to helping you achieve your goals.