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We're glad you found us! From maximizing your personal tax refund to helping you start and manage your business, we can help!
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Services we offer -
- Personal income taxes
- Bookkeeping
- Accounting
- Payroll
- Computer repairs & sales
- Forms & applications
- and more!
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Just some of the helpful information on this site -
Personal Tax Guide. Our comprehensive checklist of all you need to know before filing your personal tax return!
Links + Tips. Commonly visited site links and helpful tips!
The Team. Find contact information for our staff members.
Deadlines. Important deadlines all in one place.
News
Underused Housing Tax The Underused Housing Tax (UHT) is an annual 1% tax on the ownership of vacant or underused housing in Canada that took effect on January 1, 2022. The tax usually applies to non-resident, non-Canadian owners. In some situations, however, it also applies to Canadian owners. UHT returns are due by April 30 each year with significant penalties for late filing even if there is no tax owing.
Canada Dental Benefit A tax-free payment for children 12 and under who do not have access to private dental insurance.
CEBA Loan Repayment The deadline to repay CEBA loans to receive a portion forgiven and not pay interest has been extended to January 18, 2024 for eligible loan holders. Visit the News page for more details.
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We accept the following forms of payment -
- Cash or cheque
- Debit and most credit cards
- E-transfers sent to admin@FAL96.com. Please include your invoice number and/or the name on the invoice you are paying.
- You can also pay through the ATB or Vision Credit Union online banking platforms by setting up "Friesen Accounting (1996) Ltd" as a payee. Please use your 10 digit phone number as your account number.
If you receive a letter from CRA, please do not ignore it. Read it to see if CRA is requesting information, adjusting your taxes, or confirming what you filed. If you don't understand what the letter is saying, bring it into our office and we would be happy to help you!
From July-November, CRA typically sends out letters requesting more information from personal tax returns. We are noticing that CRA is sending letters to our clients directly instead of to our office. If you receive one of these letters, please bring it into our office so we can respond to CRA promptly. If not responded to within 30 days, CRA will adjust your tax return which results in additional tax charges for you.
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