All personal taxpayers, including self-employed, who have a balance owing must pay by April 30^th. Failure to pay will result in interest.

The deadline to file for most taxpayers is April 30^th. Those who are self-employed have a filing extension to June 15^th. Failure to file by your deadline will result in penalties.

The entire balance owing must be received by April 30^th. If you choose to pay in instalments after the deadline, CRA will assess interest until the entire balance is received.

If you are an annual filer, your payment deadline is April 30^thand the GST return must be filed by June 15^th. If you are a quarterly filer, your payment and filing deadline is one month after each quarter.

Check your Notice of Assessment from the previous tax year to see your RRSP deduction limit.

Tax installments are required in the current year if you owed more than $3,000 in personal taxes, or $3,000 in GST, in the previous taxation year. Please refer to the schedule listed in our letter to you.
Failure to remit the installments requested by CRA on schedule will result in instalment interest being assessed by the CRA with your next tax filing.

You can email accountants@lorennancke.com or call the office phone line. You will be connected with an accountant who can answer your questions. .

The accountant preparing your tax return will contact you by phone or email and confirm the records received. If applicable, they will request additional documentation.

You can submit your records digitally by email to your accounting team or to admin@lorennancke.com, secure link upload, mail, courier or fax.
We do not require physical copies of your documents if you are able to provide digital copies. If you have physical records, give us a call ahead of time to book a drop off date and time. Due to the pandemic, we have social distancing in place to ensure enough space between clients dropping off documents.

The CRA provides a list of all eligible medical expenses that can be claimed. Examples include prescriptions, registered massage therapy, chiropractor, and dental.

You may be eligible for a DTC if you have an impairment in physical or mental functions. Please find out more about here and how to apply here.

It is a service that CRA provides to taxpayer to ensure your refund is deposited directly to your bank account.

Yes, we can help. Please send an email to admin@lorennancke.com and request a direct deposit form. Send the signed direct deposit form back to us with a void cheque and we will submit to the CRA. The set up has to be completed before we file your taxes.

Here are all the options to register “my account”

The My CRA account provides a convenient access to a variety of services including:

• Authorizing a representative
• Accessing your notice of assessment. Please note that CRA will no longer be mailing paper notices of assessment.
• Viewing tax owing balances
• Viewing your RRSP deduction and contribution limits
• Arranging direct deposit
• Updating your address

When your tax return is completed, you will receive an email with a link. Check your junk folder as sometimes the email filters there. In the email, click on the link and save the information on you computer.

The link looks similar to this:

Your file will be password protectedYou will receive 2 PDF documents: A copy of your income tax return, and another file with the invoice and efile form labeled “For signature and payment”

Once you download and save your income tax return:

We require your signature to file your taxes. Sign and return the signature pages to Loren Nancke.

If you are not able to download or sign, send an email to admin@lorennancke.com and we will use an alternative method

You can send us your signature pages by:

Email
Upload (uploading the documents through same link)
Docusign
By mail
Send a picture of your signed page to admin@lorennancke.com
Drop off at our office in an envelope with your full name

Our North Vancouver office has a mail slot; you can drop off the signed documents, put your signature pages inside an envelope and write down your full name.

If you are planning to drop off your signature pages at our New Westminster location, give us a call at 604-904-3807 to book a drop off date and time to limit physical contact with other clients.

Yes, you can. Please give us a call ahead of time to book a date and time to limit physical contact with other clients.

Options:

We can mail the tax return and signature pages to your home and you can sign and return by mail. We will add an envelope for you to return the signature page(s).

Give us a call at 604-904-3807 to book a drop off date and time to limit physical contact with other clients.

There is a red X on the information return for electronic filing page. Please sign where indicated.

Call us at 604-904-3807 to book a pick up date and time to limit physical contact with other clients.

Options:

Pay online through our website.
E-transfer
By phone
By cheque

You should contact the accounting teamyou worked with when preparing your return.

The postage fee is the cost of mailing back your prior year documents.

Here are all the ways to pay CRA

ONLINE BANKING – sign in to your bank’s online service and under “Add a payee” look for an option such as: “CRA (revenue) – current-year tax return”, “CRA (revenue) – tax amount owing” or “CRA (revenue) – tax instalment”. Select one and enter your SIN as your CRA account number.

ONLINE – go to www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/e-services/payment-save-time-pay-online and click on “Pay Now”, this link is also the first option when you Google “CRA My Payment”.

CREDIT CARD OR PAYPAL – pay online through a third party service provider. www.paysimply.ca accepts Visa, MasterCard, Amex, Union Pay and PayPal. www.plastiq.com/cra accepts Visa, MasterCard and Amex. (Service fee will apply.)

ON TIME PAYMENT PRE-AUTHORIZED DEBIT – Once your tax return is ready our office will send you documents requiring your signature. Sign part C of you efile form and attach a void cheque. CRA will withdraw the balance owing from your bank account.

AT CANADA POST – go to www.paysimply.ca/payinperson to generate a QR code then take the QR code to a Canada Post location and pay by cash or debit (service fee will apply.)

BY CHEQUE – You can write a cheque payable to RECEIVER GENERAL FOR CANADA for the amount owing (remember to write you SIN number on the cheque memo)and send it to:

9755 King George Boulevard
Surrey BC V3T 5E1

Here are your options :

Signed part C Pre-Authorized Debit (on the T183 form) and send a copy of a void cheque. CRA will withdraw the amount owing (this is a one-time transaction).

Drop off the cheque at our NV location. On the back of the cheque, add your SIN. The cheque must be received by our office at least 3 business days before April 30th.

Here are your options:

If you have CRA My Account, you can add your direct deposit information.
You can sign a Direct Deposit request and we will process your request. We require the signed form and a void cheque before filing your taxes.
If CRA does not have direct deposit information, a refund cheque will be sent to the mailing address on file.

The balance owing is stated on the enclosure letter and on the income tax return sent by our office.

No, because CRA processes each taxpayer separately.

Please connect with the accounting team you worked with when preparing your return.

Please send an email to admin@lorennanke.com with the new address and we will update your information

This depends on several factors. Please consult with the accounting team working on your return.

Send a request to admin@lorennanke.com and we will send you a copy.