File Your GST/HST/PST On-time.
Registered correctly, tracked as you go, and filed every period without a scramble. Including the input tax credits most businesses leave behind.
You've outgrown doing it yourself.
You're near the $30,000 threshold and unsure what happens next.
You've filed late, or filed a number you weren't confident in.
You sell across provinces and the rules stopped being obvious.
You suspect you're not claiming everything you could.
Every month, without you asking.
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Registration, done right
The right registration at the right time — including deciding whether to register before you have to.
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Tracked as you go
Sales tax captured through the year, not reconstructed the week it's due.
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Input tax credits claimed
The credits sitting in your expenses that most businesses never get around to claiming.
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Filed every period
Monthly, quarterly or annually — on time, every time, without you diarising it.
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Multi-province handled
GST, HST and PST across provinces, with the place-of-supply rules applied properly.
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Set aside, not spent
You'll know what's owed before it's due, so the money is there when the filing lands.
Three steps to sorted.
Discovery call
We check where you're registered, what you're filing, and what's been missed.
Clean-up and setup
Prior periods reviewed and corrected if needed, then tracking switched on properly.
Every period
We prepare, you review, it gets filed. The number is never a surprise.
You asked. We answered.
When do I actually have to register for GST/HST?
The $30,000 small supplier threshold is measured over four consecutive calendar quarters, not a calendar year, which is what catches people out. When it is time to register, we handle the registration for you.
The $30,000 rule, in fullShould I register before I have to?
Often, yes. If you can see yourself passing $30,000 in worldwide revenue, registering early gets it out of the way and lets you claim input tax credits on what you are already spending.
What input tax credits actually get youCan you fix returns I've already filed wrong?
Yes. Filed returns can be corrected. It is routine work, not a crisis.
What about selling into other provinces?
You can sell anywhere. Depending on where your customers are, you may need to register for that province's sales tax. We will tell you when you are approaching that line rather than after you have crossed it.
What if I've never registered and should have?
The Voluntary Disclosures Program exists for exactly this. It is a straightforward submission, and it usually lets you claim the input tax credits you missed along the way, which brings the final number down. It works far better before the CRA contacts you than after.
How the Voluntary Disclosures Program worksLet's see if we're a fit.
A 30-minute call. We'll look at where things stand and tell you straight whether we can help.