Corporate & Business Tax (T2)
Corporate Tax, Without the Corporate Runaround.
From your first T2 to complex multi-year filings, we handle corporate tax for North Bay businesses and non-profits, and we explain every number.
Get Local Help for Your Corporate Taxes & Bookkeeping
You didn't start a business to become a tax expert. That's fine — we already are. We'll keep you compliant, keep the CRA happy, and flag opportunities to save before year-end, not after.
Canadian-Controlled Private Corporations
T2 filings and tax planning for Canadian-controlled private corporations.
Small and Medium-Sized Businesses
Corporate returns and year-round support for small and medium-sized businesses.
Non-Profits & Charities
Compliance filings and reporting for non-profits and charities.
Holding & Professional Corporations
Filings and planning for holding and professional corporations.
How it works
Our 4-Step Process
STEP 1
Consult
Book a consultation to understand your business.
STEP 2
Collect
You send documents securely. We ask for what's missing.
STEP 3
Review
We prepare the return and walk it through with you.
STEP 4
File
We submit your return for you and remain available for any follow-up questions.
A Trusted Accounting and Tax Advisor
- Real people, real answers. No call centres. No "submit a ticket." Just a friendly local team who actually knows your file.
- Accuracy over speed. Under new ownership, we've made one promise: we'd rather get it right than get it out the door.
- Modern and secure. Upload your documents in a few taps. We handle the rest — and keep your info locked down.
Let's Keep Your Business on Solid Footing
Book a consultation or send us your documents, and we'll take care of the corporate tax details.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a tax return take?
It usually takes 3–7 business days once we have everything.
What if I'm missing a slip?
We can check your CRA account with your permission.
Do you serve clients outside North Bay?
Yes — across Ontario, and Canadians living abroad.
Do you do U.S. returns?
No, we focus on Canadian tax only.